Elizabeth Warren recently tweeted something about the U.S. Military on Twitter. Instead of just saying something complimentary, she tried to tie it to her progressive values. People responded pretty harshly.
Here’s Warren’s tweet:
Our military force's diversity is its greatest strength. The Army Secretary must show genuine support for ALL of our men & women in uniform.
— Elizabeth Warren (@SenWarren) May 3, 2017
Here are some responses via Twitchy:
@SenWarren Really? That's the military's *greatest* strength? I had no idea. Thanks, Sen. Warren!
— wryson (@_wryson) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren You don't know a goddamn thing about the military, Pocahontas.
— Millennial Elephant (@MillenialElph) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren No, it really isn't senator. You virtue signalling like you know ANYTHING about the military or warfare in general is downright disgusting.
— Good Christian Boy🌹 (@dswiss89) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren No it's their weapons and the warriors that are the strength. Not a bunch of bleeding heart BS
— Loren C (@LorenSethC) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren diversity is just a show, window dressing. Blood, Guns and Armor are our greatest strength.
— Zzopit (@zzopit) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren Our military's greatest strength is the weapons we produce for them and the training they get to use them.
— PCisTodaysZombiVirus (@TruckerWifeLife) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren Our military's strength is how efficiently we deliver superior firepower, and not pandering to social justice politics.
— Irving Miranda (@IrvingMiranda2) May 3, 2017
@SenWarren Of all the dumb things this hack has said, this is up there! Jets, Tanks, Aircraft Carriers > snowflake policies. https://t.co/eObiewbWUH
— Matthew Covey (@MattinBoise) May 3, 2017
That pretty much nails it.
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