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Originally Posted by bailaviborita
http://www.weeklystandard.com/blogs/...ts_808441.html
So, I'm guessing here- but, female director brought in to clean up the service after the Colombian thing. Clean up meaning lots of diversity training, sexual harassment training, EO training, male-bashing training (drive traditional male culture out), and trafficking in humans training (i.e.- don't have sex down-range).
Either before or after all this it became conventional wisdom that technology will solve the problem of a woman normally not being one's first pick to tackle a man on the way to do the President harm (haven't heard that in the military...  ).
Am I off here? Anyone not think this is about to happen to the Army?
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Spot on.
He is getting the protection his politics demand.
TR
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