First...not a fan of Sean Hannity. Not of source of original thought, IMO.
That said, I think you must cut him some slack here. All he's doing is saying that as Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, Obama has acted anything but.
In fact, by his recent decisions...sacking existing/inherited military brass and officers in the field (especially the Middle East and Asia)...and purposefully jockeying to a position where he killed the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) in Iraq, he essentially pissed on the graves of every American soldier that paid the ultimate price there. And by extension, he diminished the tens of thousands of our disabled veterans.
IOW....it's plain that you cannot trust Obama. So...if you love your children, don't let them grow up to be soldiers during an Obama administration.
And I don't like the inferences here that just because you never served in the armed forces, you lose the right to state an opinion on such matters.
Guess that was my inference, but no, you have every right to say (not decide) who should or shouldn't join up, but this is political BS, and the military isn't or shouldn't be part of this purely political debate. Screw Obama. But each presidency shouldn't be a platform for determining whether or not to have a military.
