Posted on 10/01/2022 3:07:30 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
President Joe Biden on Friday personally called to thank a Coast Guard rescue swimmer — who is facing discharge over Biden’s vaccine mandate — for saving people’s lives during Hurricane Ian.
The White House publicized the call in a press release and Biden himself bragged about calling him.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
The President cannot allow that!
” we are trying to squeeze unknown quantities of various turds into a one pound bag here.”
Ah yes, the venerable BLIVIT. Kudos! I thought that I was the last person in the known universe to remember it.
Because the GOPe leadership and a significant number of congresscritters are on board.
They hated PDJT, too.
He was rocking the boat.
They have a good gig going and he was going to screw it up, for everyone.
Plugs has to obey whatever Sorros tells him.
You chop off the excerpt before giving the hero’s name? What the hell?
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“I told him how proud of him I was and thanked him for all the work he and his Coasties are doing to save lives,” Biden said of his call to Aviation Survival Technician Second Class Zach Loesch.
The White House press release said he thanked Loesch and Lieutenant Commander Christopher Hooper “for the heroic work that they and their Coast Guard colleagues have performed during search and rescue operations in response to Hurricane Ian.”
“The President thanked them for saving lives and asked for a report on the work that continues to rescue Floridians. He also asked if they needed any additional support that he can provide to accelerate successful rescues; they indicated they have gotten what they need to execute their vital mission,” it said.
Despite Biden thanking Loesch for saving people’s lives, Loesch is due to be kicked out from the Coast Guard in 30-60 days due to Biden’s own mandate that all members of the United States Armed Forces be fully vaccinated, Loesch told Breitbart News on Saturday.
Loesch had submitted a request for religious accommodation, as well as an appeal, but both were denied, according to Loesch.
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