Kinda makes me sad to know what kind of POS's the US Navy makes Admirals these days.
I was thinking the same thing watching sestak. I kept thinking of my father, a CW-4 who committed 23 years of his life to the Navy (he's 90 now). Mr.Sestak may or may not be a good man, but listening to him, I couldn't help but think that my father was twice the man that sestak could only hope to be. I hope that doesn't sound disrespectful, but reading about sestak and watching him perform just frosted me.
Also, thank you for your service, sir.
Not to worry, Navy Guy, the reason we have so many re-treaded admirals (lower case intentional) running for various offices around the country is the Incomparable Donald Rumsfeld has been, ah—thinning the heard for the last few years . . .