Will the left attack Gen. Brown like they did Kavanaugh ?

[calfoxwc]

Stay tuned. I predict they most certainly will. and will be further destroying themselves at election day as a result.

https://www.redstate.com/diary/martin_a_knight/2020/03/03/792892/

[DieHardBrownsFan]

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[Gorka]

3 hours ago, DieHardBrownsFan said:

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He is the Commander of the Pacific Air Forces, General Charles Quinton Brown. He is a command pilot with more than 2900 hours flying time, 130 in combat. He has flown everything from Apaches, to C130s and F16s and served and led in various positions at the wing and squadron level, as an instructor, and in a joint capacity as Deputy Director – Operations, U.S. Central Command.

Brown has commanded a fighter squadron, two wings and the U.S. Air Force Weapons School. He has also served as Director – Operations, Strategic Deterrence, and Nuclear Integration, Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe—Air Forces Africa, Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

All this is not particularly out of place. There is nothing really noteworthy about the appointment of a new service chief. General “CQ” Brown meets every qualification for a credible Chief of Staff, and his nomination for the position would raise no eyebrows based on his record.

The only thing special about it is that he would be the first African American Chief of Staff of an Armed Service of the United States.

Given the media’s fixation with “diversity” – to the point of shrieking about an ongoing pandemic task force’s supposedly insufficient mix of races and genders – one would think CQ Brown’s nomination would be all over the news.

Unfortunately for General Brown, his historic achievement is either going to be ignored or, very likely sabotaged due to the simple fact that his nomination was by a Republican President – one who is even more hated by the media than usual.

Being a black man who has the sheer gall to accept a promotion from a Republican, General Brown is going to become a hate figure to the Left, and there is a high chance that he is about to find himself fighting for his career and his reputation as he comes before the Senate for confirmation.

[Gorka]

As per the article, he will be either completely ignored or sabotaged.

My guess completely ignored, unlike Kavanaugh his new position doesn't involve making decisions that affect our lives, but rather are strictly military. 

[calfoxwc]

3 hours ago, Gorka said:

He is the Commander of the Pacific Air Forces, General Charles Quinton Brown. He is a command pilot with more than 2900 hours flying time, 130 in combat. He has flown everything from Apaches, to C130s and F16s and served and led in various positions at the wing and squadron level, as an instructor, and in a joint capacity as Deputy Director – Operations, U.S. Central Command.

Brown has commanded a fighter squadron, two wings and the U.S. Air Force Weapons School. He has also served as Director – Operations, Strategic Deterrence, and Nuclear Integration, Headquarters U.S. Air Forces in Europe—Air Forces Africa, Ramstein Air Base, Germany.

All this is not particularly out of place. There is nothing really noteworthy about the appointment of a new service chief. General “CQ” Brown meets every qualification for a credible Chief of Staff, and his nomination for the position would raise no eyebrows based on his record.

The only thing special about it is that he would be the first African American Chief of Staff of an Armed Service of the United States.

Given the media’s fixation with “diversity” – to the point of shrieking about an ongoing pandemic task force’s supposedly insufficient mix of races and genders – one would think CQ Brown’s nomination would be all over the news.

Unfortunately for General Brown, his historic achievement is either going to be ignored or, very likely sabotaged due to the simple fact that his nomination was by a Republican President – one who is even more hated by the media than usual.

Being a black man who has the sheer gall to accept a promotion from a Republican, General Brown is going to become a hate figure to the Left, and there is a high chance that he is about to find himself fighting for his career and his reputation as he comes before the Senate for confirmation.

Thanks Gorka ! I keep having a problem with links. I post them, but they are just text. Then I edit the post, re-paste the exact same thing, and then it goes into the post as a link. I haven't been able to figure it out yet.... )(&&^*

   and the article is brilliant - I'll be watching for these confirmation hearings to happen.- the left has thrown any and all decency and honesty out the window. they are a true "democratic party" crime syndicate of revolutionary sorts - so going after an outstanding Real American general - would be par for the course.