One of the Trump-obsessed former generals who recently penned an op-ed calling for the military to purge those accused of wrongthink has doubled down on his divisive rhetoric, telling a CNN host that it’s vital to “get them out of our ranks.”
Speaking with weekend anchor Pamela Brown early Saturday morning, retired U.S. Army Brigadier Gen. Steven M. Anderson equated these dissenting military members with “enemies foreign and domestic.”
“[Y]ou know, 43 years ago I took an oath to the country that I would support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic,” he said.
“And my co-authors and I and [the] VoteVets Organization we work with closely are — we’re tremendously concerned about the threat internally, the threat domestically, within the military in particular,” Anderson added, referencing the other two retired generals with whom he’d written the op-ed for The Washington Post.
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The Second Amendment Foundation says VoteVets is a left wing front group totally lying about who they are and what they’re doing.
ReplyDeleteIf this "General" is worried about January 6th and does not mention ANTIFA/BLM then there is a good reason for him to be retired. The people involved in January 6th should be able to express themselves at the Capitol as previous people have done through the years and not faced months of confinement.
ReplyDeleteApparently the1954 Puerto Rican House shooting was a mere protest
ReplyDeleteAnd the House bombing of 1971 and Senate bombing of 1983 by leftists were simple protests
And the House invasion by several hundred leftists was a simple protest
And the attempted baseball practice assassination of Steve Scalise and other Repubs was a protest
But 1/6 Capitol Police riot and murders of Conservatives was an attempted coup
Right, got it