I’m not a big fan of women in the military, specifically combat theaters. Those that have served there with honor have my respect, but I still think it would be best if the male/female dynamic was not present at the front.
These two women should not have had access to these men.
That’s something that should be taken under review.
Biographers, social clingers on the order of Jill Kelly... there should be some distance between each of these categories and our generals.
I agree with you , but the problem is that what we see in the present women, one a socialite and another a highly trained Lt Colonel intelligence officer, is a decent into uncivilized society, where military command function is compromised.
Its strange that the left, who generaly champion women at all costs, do seem to understand that this dynamic needs to be kept in check in our military, when it occurs on their watch, but not when it occurs in a Republican administration.
Thousands of women serve with great dignity, but there needs to be a new category of military crime established, to cover the dynamic IMHO.You can give it a name, LOL.Both Broadwell and Petraeus should have to defend themselves
in a military court of law for mixing personal intimacy with military duty, not keeping them separate.