These are very high stakes, Anderson. I mean, we're talking about just paying our troops and this used to be the party of national security. But the party that used to champion national security is now against paying our troops.
Seth Moulton discusses the implications of the current Republican stance on national security and troop funding.
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We will be conducting an investigation to get to the bottom of this. It’s pretty obvious, though, that these troops are not getting the mental health support that they need, and it’s our job in Congress to get to the bottom of that.
Personally, I don’t get saying we want to build the future while recycling leadership from the past.
It's time for the generation that grew up with the internet, and will have to live for decades with AI, to lead our way through it.
It’s horrific. But sadly, I’m not surprised. I mean, we have a president, a commander in chief who has made fun of troops for mental health issues.
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