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Retired Navy (23 years of Honorable Service). Married to a wonderful man, going on three years. We have two beautiful Frenchies, Emotional Support Animals. I have PTSD, depression and anxiety from being in the Navy, thanks to the wars I had fought in.
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My prayers and condolences goes out to the family of two Air Force Airman at Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, NM. One killed and the other wounded.

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I took after my late grandmother and started crocheting a blanket. I’ll post pics when I’m halfway there. 🥳

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It is so disgusting and funny at the same time that we are watching Muskrats son in the Oval Office picking his nose and smearing his boogers on Trump-a-Dumps desk. Too bad the kid didn’t dig in his ass and wipe the 💩 on Trump-a-Dumps clothes. 😂🎉🎊

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The reason why Hegseth fired members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is because his female commander wrote bad remarks in his evaluation about his misconduct, drugs and alcohol. Not recommended for promotion. He wanted revenge. Sucks to be you when Karma comes back around x3.

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R.I.P. Shiri, Ariel and Kfir Bibas 😪. May your angel wings spread wide and comfort your husband, a father as angels on his shoulders. 😪

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If Trump-a-Dump loves Putin so much, why doesn’t he and all of his Mother fucken Ass kissing Gutless Aristocrats (MAGA) move to Russia and revoke their citizenship! They do nothing but please their imaginary King, Muskrat, his First Man, Trump-a-Dump! They make me sick!

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@joyannreid.bsky.social New name for MAGA. Mother fucken Ass kissing Gutless Aristocrats (MAGA). My husband and I love what you do, and love you! Thank you and God bless you!

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@chriswarcraft.bsky.social Hi Mr. Chris. Saw you with Joy Reid. I’m so proud of you for telling your story. I’m a gay Navy veteran, 23 years of service. Thank you for standing up to fucken Mother fucken Ass kissing Gutless Aristocrats (MAGA). Bravo to you.

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Bleach Covid-19 shot: During the outbreak of Covid-19. I think Trump-a-Dump shot too much bleach in his arm has killed his last Brain Cell.

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@ztopia.bsky.social Thank you! I’m a retired U.S. Navy legal Yeoman. There’s more that I have sent to her but, bottom line. The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). They need to have cause, investigation, hearings by Congress.

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@stephruhle.bsky.social Continue- Formal process: While the President has the power to remove a general, there is usually a formal process involving investigations, hearings, and potential legal challenges before taking such action. Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). I was militarylegalasst

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@stephruhle.bsky.social Secretary of Defense involvement: While the President holds ultimate authority, they may often act upon recommendations from the Secretary of Defense when deciding to remove a general. Continue in next text.

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@stephruhle.bsky.social Continue-from the Constitution and not explicitly stated within the UCMJ itself. Key points: Presidential power: The President has broad authority to dismiss commissioned officers, including generals, due to their role as Commander-in-Chief. Continue in next msg.

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@stephruhle.bsky.social Please release this on air? Correction on firing Generals: According to the UCMJ, the President, as the Commander-in-Chief, has the authority to "fire" a general, meaning they can remove a general officer from their position in the military; this power is derived.

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I had to study and take the US Constitution test before I could start my next step in high school. During my Navy career, I have met Filipinos and Filipinas who were able to become U.S. citizens. Before they were given the right to become citizens they had to take the U.S. Constitution test.

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