Reactions to Trump's Comments on Military
What was your reaction today-
And for all the other sailors
... what was your reaction today to President
Trump saying that in fact he didn't
think the USS Lincoln's-
Oh
... deployment has been quote, "Long enough."
Oh my God. I don't think the man thinks before he
talks, and I'm
just, I, I'm really hope, I was really hoping
that at some point there would
be a redemption. Try to redeem yourself at least a
little bit with everything that you do and everything that you say,
and try to redeem yourself. Have some sympathy, some empathy,
take some accountability for what's going on with your military,
your ships, in your war. In your war.
Um, it's infuriating. I mean, I, we heard what, what
Hegseth said yesterday, what, what the President is saying today.
It's infuriating. Saying, essentially saying that families
are lying and service
members are lying even though the proof is right here on my phone.
It is not fabricated. Nobody is lying.
Everybody is, is, is... It, it's infuriating that
they're not taking accountability and not having any sort of
sympathy for our service members that they, they
claim to scream and shout that they support when it's politically,
you
know, uh, sound for them to use support our troops,
support our troops,
until our troops need support. And now suddenly everyone's lying, and
it's a fabrication, and it's a misrepresentation.
It's infuriating. And I, I, I so badly would love
to plaster my face and blow the whistle so loud on
social media with my name and, and be like, "This is real.
We are real people. Those are real people on the, that ship.
This is actually happening." But unfortunately, I have to pr- protect
my husband's career. Um, and you know,
he's, he's making a career out of this, or he was.
Um, I'm not sure he's, I'm not sure what he's gonna do
when he gets back or what
his plan is going to be after this.
Thank you so much for your time and-
Sure
... for your family's sacrifice, and of course for your husband's
service.
Thank you.
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