Minnesota National Guard - Walz didn't know about Iraq deployment and was a Command Sgt Major on the day he retired.

[MichaelKeller99]

I can’t believe I clicked on “show ignored content” for this. Holy shit you guys are off the deep end!

Remember, kids; there’s more to using the IGNORE function than just clicking on an icon.

It seems you’re also obligated to return frequently to HBOT to remind your fellow snowflakes of the said ignorance, err, ignoring on your part.

 

[Here_4_a_Day]

 

[hawkeyetraveler]

Despite weeks of MAGA tears over this gnat’s ass of an issue Harris/Walz continue to grow in popularity and the polls.

 

[Here_4_a_Day]

Despite weeks of MAGA tears over this gnat’s ass of an issue Harris/Walz continue to grow in popularity and the polls.

If this is such an insignificant issue, why have both of these marxist whores scrubbed this lie from his bio on their campaign sites?

 

[SalAunese]

What a weirdo

 

[bunsen82]

If this is such an insignificant issue, why have both of these marxist whores scrubbed this lie from his bio on their campaign sites?

Its as big of an issue as all the cat ladies Vance is worried about. Neither matter in the grand scheme of things. Both were said years ago.

 

[cohawk]

Good for you, son. Once again a resident liberal’s main response to a subject they’re unable to assess is use insults.

The facts remain. Walz was visiting Hong Kong when the Tiananmen protests began, got married on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre and chose to honeymoon in China…as a member of the US military. At a time when US/China relations had chilled considerably.*

Anyone as obviously intelligent as you might be able to come up with a reasonable answer as to why that doesn’t quite pass the smell test. 🤷‍♂️

* (via Wiki) -
Americans who had been optimistic about the emergence of democratic characteristics in response to the rapid economic growth and China were stunned and disappointed by the brutal crackdown of the pro-democratic Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.[90]

The US and other governments enacted a number of measures against China's violation of human rights. The US suspended high-level official exchanges with the PRC and weapons exports from the US to the PRC. The US also imposed a number of economic sanctions. In the summer of 1990, at the G7Houston summit, the West called for renewed political and economic reforms in mainland China, particularly in the field of human rights.[91]

The Tiananmen event disrupted the US-China trade relationship, and US investors' interest in mainland China dropped dramatically. Tourist traffic fell off sharply.[92]

LOL, how's that rabbit hole? Good lord we are a nation of idiots. We've lost our ability to think and reason. Your post is a perfect example.