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Tommy Tuberville's Shocking Take on Military Diversity (Original Post)
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Sep 2023
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tulipsandroses
(7,197 posts)1. Fucking ignorant bigot. Exemplifies today's GOP
To think that you have minorities of all stripes including LGBTQ folks, who signed up, willing to give life or limb to defend the freedumbs of this asshole.
Deuxcents
(21,919 posts)2. ☝️
LetMyPeopleVote
(162,071 posts)3. Tuberville: 'Our military is not an equal opportunity employer'
Tuberville is a racist asshole who hates our military
Link to tweet
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/tuberville-military-not-equal-opportunity-employer-rcna117596
Once in a while, however, the far-right senators problems intersect. Bloomberg reported:
No, really, thats what he said.
As part of the same interview, Tuberville said he opposed Air Force Gen. Charles Brown Jr.s nomination to serve as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff because, as the senator put it, the general has some woke policies. Asked for an example, the Alabaman said hed heard Brown say some things about race and things that he wanted to mix into the military.
US Senator Tommy Tuberville said he objected to efforts by a top military official to recruit and promote racial minorities in the armed forces, saying equal opportunity threatens military readiness. Let me tell you something. Our military is not an equal opportunity employer, the Alabama Republican said in an interview with Bloomberg Televisions Balance of Power Tuesday.
No, really, thats what he said.
Link to tweet
As part of the same interview, Tuberville said he opposed Air Force Gen. Charles Brown Jr.s nomination to serve as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff because, as the senator put it, the general has some woke policies. Asked for an example, the Alabaman said hed heard Brown say some things about race and things that he wanted to mix into the military.