[pinz-n-needlez]

I seem to recall a block of military resignations during the clinton time. They did it enmasse as the only way to legally express their disgust. The media didn't report it, and if it got any mention by-the-by, they were all dismissed as 'disgruntled.'

Ronnie, I'm thinking you might remember this, or could guess show would remember it. :-)

Pinz

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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Oh, yes, you are so correct.

Freepers covered this 'En masse Miliatary resignations-rather than serve under the enemy within CLINTONS' Story extensively here.

A silent DAN RATHER then is really silent now, thanks to us Freepers.

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[Phsstpok]

I seem to recall a block of military resignations during the clinton time. They did it enmasse as the only way to legally express their disgust. The media didn't report it, and if it got any mention by-the-by, they were all dismissed as 'disgruntled.'

Ronnie, I'm thinking you might remember this, or could guess show would remember it.

I smell a call for FR research!  Anyone have any particular sources?  This is definitely part of the current debate.  If little Timmy and his leftist pals dismissed career army officers during the 90s as not worthy of note but take 6 disgruntled Clinton loyalists who happened to have worn the uniform as messengers from on high, then we have an issue we can hammer them with.

But we must document it. 

[maica]

I was not living in the US during the Clinton years, so cannot pinpoint the block of military resignations. My memory is of a series of folks who could not support the 'sensitivity-training' military and the CIC and quietly left.