HOLY SH*T!
Minnesota National Guard Leaders Expose Tim Walz for Stolen Valor, Lying About His Rank, and Quitting When His Unit Was Deployed to Iraq.
"As soon as the shots were fired in Iraq, he turned and ran the other way and hung his hat up and quit," said Tom Behrends, a retired command sergeant major who replaced Gov. Tim Walz on a deployment to Iraq.
When he was a congressman, you know, he bragged that he was a retired command sergeant major: "I'm the highest-ranking person ever in the House," and, you know, all this lie that he was telling the state of Minnesota came out after 2018. After this was exposed, they said, "Well, he can say that he served as a command sergeant major, but he can't say he's a retired one because he's not."
Just tooting his own horn, hanging on the coattails of people that actually are command sergeant majors, who went through all the process and put all the time in.
It's stolen valor, really, what it is.
If he went to Iraq, he'd still be hiding under his desk over there, 'cause that's just the cowardice that I saw portrayed with him.
Michael is deployed serving our country, something you know nothing about. Someone who continually disrespects the sacrifices of military families has no business being commander in chief.
Students from the American School of the Deaf will be interpreting the National Anthem in American Sign Language at our game tomorrow!
Amari DeBerry is enrolled in UConn’s ASL Studies program and is here to show you some signs in ASL
There is no legitimate reason to deny a waiver to @RaeQuanBattle. None. The NCAA set the conditions for the waiver, Battle met them, and it’s still denied. For what, NCAA? For what?!
Shout out and congratulations to Sydney Little Light (Crow), out of Eastern Kentucky University, who won the 1,000-meter run with a time of 2:49.55, breaking the facility record at the Commonwealth College Opener in Louisville, Kentucky today.
#NativeAthlete#Crow#EKU#D1