For her all her supposed concerns about her fellow justices ruling based on what they think the law should be instead of what it says, Sotomayor has done exactly that.
“The president, the commander in chief, is more worried about his golf game this weekend,” Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) said.
AI:Democratic Representative and combat veteran Seth Moulton has launched a scathing attack against President Trump, labeling his dismissive attitude toward reports of deteriorating living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as typical behavior from a draft dodger. As families of sailors express feelings of abandonment due to the crisis on the carrier, Moulton accused the Commander in Chief of prioritizing personal leisure and golf over the welfare and morale of deployed service members. This latest outburst follows a pattern of Democratic officials using military service status to attack the President's leadership regarding the ongoing deployment and the reported hardships faced by the crew.Open
"Typical from a draft dodger." Rep. Seth Moulton, a Marine Corps combat veteran, blasts President Trump for his response to the USS Abraham Lincoln crisis. Moulton also went after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, saying, “Secretary Hegseth has been in the jungle filming promo videos when he should be aboard the Abraham Lincoln, understanding exactly what’s going on.”
AI:Representative Seth Moulton, a Marine Corps combat veteran, has launched a scathing attack against President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding the ongoing crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. During his rebuke, Moulton labeled Trump a "draft dodger" and criticized Secretary Hegseth for prioritizing promotional media production over addressing the urgent conditions facing sailors on the carrier. This latest outburst from Democratic leadership follows mounting tension surrounding military morale and deployment length as politicians attempt to frame the administration's management of naval affairs as a failure of oversight.Open
In opening Republicans up to a line of political attack on Medicare, Schweikert just made the task of the GOP retaining control of Congress more difficult.