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Someone said he was a Command SGT Major, but I'm reading now that he didn't pass the SGT Major's Academy nor did he achieve the rank of SGT Major.
Okay Sock Puppet. Okay. You on staff now? Or should I say "again?"I'm sure that fiction makes you feel a little better about Kamala's crappy choice.
Are there no electable Democrats?
Sure doesn't look like.
For whom am I a sockpuppet?Okay Sock Puppet. Okay. You on staff now? Or should I say "again?"
For whom am I a sockpuppet?
Or are you, as I suspect, just throwing shit around to see what sticks?
If you just saw the Harris/Walz rally in Philadelphia, you know your time is over.Okay Sock Puppet. Okay. You on staff now? Or should I say "again?"
But, but, but, but...If you just saw the Harris/Walz rally in Philadelphia, you know your time is over.
We are not going back to Trump failure.
That's because you leftists keep rubbing up against me.Shit has always stuck to you.
Never been a fan of Olds.What do you think of Delta 88s?
That's what happens when you assume.
Dunno about you, but I trust the men he served with far more than I trust you and any other leftist.This is a conspiracy theory thread by one of the most vile posters on USMB.
Someone said he was a Command SGT Major, but I'm reading now that he didn't pass the SGT Major's Academy nor did he achieve the rank of SGT Major.
He was only conditionally assigned the position in a National Guard unit but didn't qualify for the position.
Minnesota National Guard Leaders Expose Tim Walz for Stolen Valor: Lied About Rank, and Quit Upon Learning of Iraq Deployment | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, recently announced as Kamala Harris’ running mate for the 2024 election, has been accused of stolen valor by retired leaders of the Minnesota National Guard.www.thegatewaypundit.com
"Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, recently announced as Kamala Harris’ running mate for the 2024 election, has been accused of stolen valor by retired leaders of the Minnesota National Guard.
Retired Command Sergeants Major Thomas Behrends and Paul Herr published a scathing letter in the West Central Tribune, exposing what they claim are significant fabrications and omissions in Walz’s military record.
Walz, who served in the US House of Representatives for 12 years before being elected governor in 2018, has long touted his military service as a key component of his public image.
The retired leaders assert it is their duty to expose what they describe as a pattern of deception regarding Walz’s military career.
Key Points from the Letter:
- Reenlistment and Academy Enrollment: Tim Walz reenlisted in the Minnesota Army National Guard on September 18, 2001, committing to a six-year term. He was selected to attend the prestigious United States Army Sergeants Major Academy but failed to complete the course, which comes with specific obligations.
- Deployment and Promotion: In late summer 2003, Walz deployed with the 1-125th Field Artillery Battalion to Italy for Operation Enduring Freedom. Upon returning to Minnesota in 2004, he was conditionally promoted to Command Sergeant Major but did not meet the conditions required for that promotion.
- Quitting Before Deployment: In early 2005, as his unit prepared for mobilization to Iraq, Walz abruptly quit, leaving his fellow soldiers without leadership. His rationale—claiming he needed to retire to run for Congress—has been challenged by the retired sergeants major, who argue he could have sought permission to run while remaining in service.
- Misrepresentation of Service: The letter highlights discrepancies in Walz’s statements about his military tenure. While he claims to be the highest-ranking enlisted service member ever to serve in Congress, critics point out that he was only conditionally promoted and subsequently reduced in rank due to his departure from the academy."
