In the civilian world, the bureaucrats and apparatchiks are paid by the federal government using tax dollars (aka forgiven loans) and they are beholden only to the administrative state.
On the military front, these institutions exist (in the eyes of said bureaucrats and apparatchiks) solely to advance Progressive ideals. Defense no longer…
In the civilian world, the bureaucrats and apparatchiks are paid by the federal government using tax dollars (aka forgiven loans) and they are beholden only to the administrative state.
On the military front, these institutions exist (in the eyes of said bureaucrats and apparatchiks) solely to advance Progressive ideals. Defense no longer has anything to do with it, except perhaps in the eyes of some of the young men and women who still, choose to serve.
The Administrative State is bound to the strictures of the Due Process clause of the Fifth Amendment, and the military is sworn to uphold the Constitution, and that includes the Bill of Rights, and being "subject to the civil power". DEI is a gross violation of Due Process...
In the civilian world, the bureaucrats and apparatchiks are paid by the federal government using tax dollars (aka forgiven loans) and they are beholden only to the administrative state.
On the military front, these institutions exist (in the eyes of said bureaucrats and apparatchiks) solely to advance Progressive ideals. Defense no longer has anything to do with it, except perhaps in the eyes of some of the young men and women who still, choose to serve.
The Administrative State is bound to the strictures of the Due Process clause of the Fifth Amendment, and the military is sworn to uphold the Constitution, and that includes the Bill of Rights, and being "subject to the civil power". DEI is a gross violation of Due Process...
Agree 100%, but there has been no dearth of unconstitutional activity on the past of DOD in the past 30 years, and very few are resigning over it