[skr]

May God bless Sen. Tuberville!

[Ex-Con777]

“Pentagon officials have warned it’s having an effect on national security and military readiness.”

Then, for the sake of national security and military readiness, drop the new policy and go back to the one that worked for decades.

EC

[Sequoyah101]

All in favor of his actions.

No action at all is better than supporting the cluster fluck of the military.

[thinden]

The college football coach turned senator believes the policy is a violation of federal law that limits federal funding of abortions to cases of rape, incest, or threats to the life of the mother. He maintains his objections also have to do with forcing taxpayers to “fund abortions,” and that the Pentagon policy was the equivalent of the department bypassing Congress and doing its own legislating.

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good call, coach

[Mathews]

Somebody please tell me where in the Constitution, abortion is discussed. I can’t find it mentioned anywhere in the document.

[Angelino97]

In The Forever War, Joe Haldeman writes that one sign of a declining military is that it is top heavy with officers.

[Luke21]

Coach Tommy is one of the best ones out there. I’m a Bammer and want to yell “War Eagle!!”

[glaseatr]

Hold the promotions up. Being that all of them were nominated by this administration. I would trust very few.

Seems my trust for every governmental institution has dropped to zero.

[Vaduz]

Department of Defense released a series of new policies.

There’s the problem

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) delay promotions problem solved.

Okay everybody back to work.

[JimRed]

The phrase “reproductive healthcare” translates to KILL THE BABY. It’s been the Democrat Party Prime Directive since 1970.

[JimRed]

The phrase “reproductive healthcare” translates to KILL THE BABY. It’s been the Democrat Party Prime Directive since 1970.