MSNBC ANALyst: Military vets who support POTUS are "not honorable'

An MSNBC analyst said that military veterans who support President Trump are "not honorable."

Malcolm Nance apparently knows the character and heart of we veterans who support the President of the United States. Those of us who support what he does as President, not necessarily what he does outside of his job.

Nancy was responding to what White House aide Kelly Sadler said about Sen. John McCain's (R-AZ) statement that he would vote 'nay' on the CIA director nominee Gina Haspel. Sadler said of the situation, "It doesn't matter, he's dying anyway."

Sadler apologized to McCain's daughter Meghan, but did not do so publicly. She should--she is totally wrong and her words are disgusting. Trump should also have her fired, as I've previously said, and apologize on behalf of his administration. He should also fire the leaker, as I also previously said.

But McCain is free to vote however he decides to vote. His own history of being a prisoner of war in Vietnam has colored his decision and it's understandable. I disagree totally with his decision, but I understand why he feels the way he does, and he wrong.

However, Malcolm Nance is an a-hole for saying that veterans who support our president are not honorable. I believe those who do not support the president as president, as opposed to supporting his pre-presidential behavior, are the ones who are dishonorable. You support the president because you support the country. 

Honorable people want him to succeed, not fail. Honorable people put country ahead of political party. Dishonorable people put their own politics and ideology before country.

When Trump said John McCain wasn't a war hero because he was captured, i wrote that he was wrong. I received some flack from his die hard followers, but if you catch flack it means you're over the target.

As a veteran and Trump supporter (let's face it, he's doing great things), I resent idiots who generalize about an entire group of people. They are liberals and identity politics is all they have to counter the right.

Being a Navy veteran doesn't give Nance any greater credibility about who I am or who my brothers in arms are and were.

I am a USMC Vietnam veteran and I am an honorable American and Nance can go to hell.


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