09-01-2023, 10:15 PM
(09-01-2023, 07:12 PM)Dill Wrote: The imputation is not that someone is putting things in his mind, but rather that what is
genuinely on his mind is politically helpful to others, who find his loss useful.
No way, though, that that guy's grief should be driving military resignations in this case.
I didn't favor the pull out from A-stan, but I'm sure that had we stayed, more families would
be grieving than the 12 who lost family in that final suicide bombing. The bombing was unfortunate
but part of the inherent risk in such military assignments.
This reminds me of the Benghazi families on Sean Hannity, while he demanded Hilary
apologize to them personally.
I largely agree with your post. I didn’t say the strings were attached to his mind. I’m saying he has a mind of his own to say and do what he feels, his testimony isn’t at the gun point of ne’(R.)-do-wells.
