Senator Tuberville self id’s as white nationalist and wants white nationalists in military

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Why can’t congress kick someone out for tying the entire body’s hands?

No person should have that much power, especially if they were not elected nationally.

It should be illegal to threaten national security because you cannot get your way on a social or budgetary issue.

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Anonymous wrote:Why can’t congress kick someone out for tying the entire body’s hands?

No person should have that much power, especially if they were not elected nationally.

It should be illegal to threaten national security because you cannot get your way on a social or budgetary issue.

Because Republicans will never censor their own. Ever. See: Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Why can’t congress kick someone out for tying the entire body’s hands?

No person should have that much power, especially if they were not elected nationally.

It should be illegal to threaten national security because you cannot get your way on a social or budgetary issue.

Because Republicans will never censor their own. Ever. See: Trump.

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It’s a feature, not a bug for those traitorous cretins. If the lack of military appointees ends up hurting the US, they’ll blame Biden. It’s a win win for them. A fairly and legally elected Democratic President is halted from his full, pro America agenda? That’s the ultimate in owning the libs!

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Anonymous wrote:Why can’t congress kick someone out for tying the entire body’s hands?

No person should have that much power, especially if they were not elected nationally.

It should be illegal to threaten national security because you cannot get your way on a social or budgetary issue.

Because Republicans will never censor their own. Ever. See: Trump.

Do not punch left.

Also Trump super popularity with base of GOP so he is unusual person. Also when you apologise, enemy take for weakness and attack rather than forgiving the people. It is bad idea to apologize to angry mob.

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Anonymous wrote:Why can’t congress kick someone out for tying the entire body’s hands?

No person should have that much power, especially if they were not elected nationally.

It should be illegal to threaten national security because you cannot get your way on a social or budgetary issue.

Because Republicans will never censor their own. Ever. See: Trump.

But they censor and censure those of their own who dare say a critical word about their holy god-king Trump. See: Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Justin Amash and many others.

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Why would they need leave to travel for an abortion again?

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The Pentagon's new abortion travel policy allows service members to have more time off to kill an unborn baby than they generally do to get married.

Yet the left and top military brass tell us that Tommy Tuberville is the bad guy here for blocking their appointments until they rescind it.

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Anonymous wrote:Start from the premise that our political discourse is completely dysfunctional. I think the problem is that many white people in the USA are completely alienated from their own ethnic heritage and traditional culture. They see other groups openly promoting their own shared identity and want the same for themselves. If we don’t allow white working class people to have some sort of cohesive identity that is socially acceptable and positive then this problem will only get worse. The only other option would be to socially limit all talk of identity and ethnic culture and embrace a shared American identity but people don’t seem to really want to do that. I know that the appetite for others to cut any slack to white folk s at an all time low but in the end we’re all in this together and should rise above our differences.

White people know if they’re Italian, German, Polish, or Scottish. They can certainly take pride in that without being a white nationalist.

Some do and some don’t. White working class people from rural Nevada? They are pretty far removed from European culture. Culture without language is not much at all and not much of the working class in rural white America speak their native language so they are lost. These are just universal human truths and we need to acknowledge it.

Then you must really, really feel sorry for the descendants of slaves who were brought here against their will, separated from their cultures and forced to speak English. No records exist that can tell them where their ancestors came from.

The same thing happened to indigenous european pagans 500 years before that so we all share a similar legacy. Blame christianity.

No the majority of the population in the country families came after 1875 or were forced to come here before 1806.

The Romans wiped out the indigenous European pagan cultures in the same way that the Christians tried to wipe out the Native Americans. The Romans completed the task so there are almost no remaining records of indigenous european culture left today. That has had the same negative effect on white people as native americans. We should recognize our shared humanity. Maybe we could see that we all share a similar history rather than fighting one another.

Lol, poor non-Roman whites!

This is such a garbage analysis. Most of the pagan tribes assimilated into Roman culture when they could, then when Rome fell (due to internal strife and corruption), they spent 1,500 years trying to preserve and resurrect its traditions whenever they could. The ghosts of Rome still echo down through Western Civ today. The founding fathers were heavily influenced by classical culture. And many in Moscow consider it "Third Rome."

I'm not Italian or anything I just read history.

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Anonymous wrote:The Pentagon's new abortion travel policy allows service members to have more time off to kill an unborn baby than they generally do to get married.

Yet the left and top military brass tell us that Tommy Tuberville is the bad guy here for blocking their appointments until they rescind it.

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So very Trumpy.

“I stand with our veterans and I’m going to donate every dime I make when I’m in Washington, D.C., to the veterans of the state of Alabama. Folks, they deserve it. They deserve it a lot more than most of us.”

- Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.), in a Facebook campaign video, March 9, 2020

Yet there is no evidence that Tuberville has kept a key pledge he made when he ran for Senate three years ago — that he would “donate very dime” he made in Washington to Alabama veterans.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/07/19/tommy-tuberville-veterans-fact-checker/

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Anonymous wrote:Woke milley cannot get recruits.

Maybe listen with open mind to Sen Tuberville

How much of the military are women and non-white males? Check yourself.

Most of combat arms.

As in the people who fight.

Actually not true.

Guess you haven't read the articles lamenting how combat arms officers don't look like the army as a whole. Or how pilots are overwhelmingly white.

Or that the number of women in combat positions in the Marines are just a few hundred.

The positions in support skew female and minority compared to the tip of the spear. Artillery is the branch of combat arms with more minorities than others.

Per the 2021 Demographic Profile,
Marine Corps has a significantly higher percentage of Latinos than the general US population does (24%).
Army, Navy and Air Force have a higher percentage of Blacks than the general US population does (20.5%, 18.5%, 14.5%). And in the Army, representation of Black women is significantly higher than in the general population (33.6% of women in the Army are black).
The only branch of service that has a higher percentage of whites than the general US population does is the Coast Guard.

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Mike's a bit off there - military gives a couple of weeks leave for death of a loved one.

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