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John Garamendi: What would a loyalty test mean for the military? It wouldn't be their ability to conduct the necessary programs for our…

On the recordSeptember 24, 2024
What would a loyalty test mean for the military? It wouldn't be their ability to conduct the necessary programs for our national defense, but rather their loyalty to the President and the President's agenda.
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John Garamendi
Democratic · California

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Highlighting the implications of a loyalty test for military personnel under a future administration.

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