“”Don’t cry,” a 21-year-old specialist, one of the lieutenant’s confidants” said.
I bet he is happy to serve under him. I love it when they put in all the straight lines for me.
From the article:
“The stakes were also high for the specialist. His brother is gay and had vowed to join the Air Force if the policy were repealed this year. Their father is also gay, which made attending military events somewhat awkward for the family.”
“It just made for a weird situation,” he said.
“”Don’t cry,” a 21-year-old specialist, one of the lieutenant’s confidants” said
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =Confidants.....Is that what they are calling ‘them’ these days?
The statement alone would be enough to bring fraternization charges against both ===BUT you can’t trust what the press prints anymore, more than likely the ‘writer’ was trying to be cute/coy in the same breath.
Guess both of them went back to the barracks to ‘celebrate’ their victory.
I hope so...
Then they will be able to bounce the both of them.
Or is their a difference in ‘their kind’ fraternizing than ‘regular people’.
If a ‘straight’ LT had been involved in this story, the way it is being presented, there would have been some Office Hours waiting for them.
Fraternization between officers and enlisted is a no-no. This will cause disciplinary problems whenever there is a breakup and they are in the same unit.
Wait till they start fragging their own.
LIke “the visions of sugar plum fairies” in the Christmas story . . . “ Such will thrill the American people.
I will go out ona limb and opine that “serving” won’t be the only thing he will be doing under him.
I shed some tears myself after the news that this bill passed was released, but it was for America.
I don’t like it,but, evidently a majority of those that voted does, else they would not have elected Democrats and RINO Republicans.
And Lisa, Alaska’s own darling is already making her constituents proud that they voted for her.