Current military leaders in US seem out of touch with reality

 Red States:

Military Leadership Has Broken Its Pact With the American People and Now a Price Will Be Paid

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 Of course, Gen. Mark Milley has become the poster boy for this kind of stuff. From his pushing for Critical Race Theory in the military to it coming to light that he was preparing for a Trump coup, it’s obvious he’s as far-left as it gets. He’s been flanked by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, who has proclaimed “white supremacy” as the preeminent threat of our time while pushing racial essentialism.

Then there’s just the general amount of woke-ness being pushed within the armed forces, something that has shown itself via recruitment ad campaigns (see Tucker Carlson Causes a Great Triggering After Lambasting Our Woke Military, but He’s Dead On).

All of this has combined to create the most politically compromised military in modern history. The question is where that leads. I would posit this: The military has broken its pact with the American people.

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These "leaders" seem to think that the American people who are not liberal wackos are the enemy.  They should be more focused on external threats like the Chicoms.  These guys appear to not even be able to win a war game.

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