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I don’t know everything about the guy, but Colonel Vindman was the whistleblower in the first Trump administration. He seems like an honorable dude to me.
It’s possible he’s very corporate friendly. I don’t know. He’s more than just some random Democrat though.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Vindman
Vindman just voted yea on a bill that requires teachers to out trans students to abusive parents.
EDIT: Wrong Vindman. His brother Eugene voted to out trans kids to abusive parents. Alex did not.
So just another fascist.
Do you have a news article about that? Last I saw he isn’t an elected official, only running for office (as the Wikipedia article I linked describes).
Let’s hope you’re just confusing him for someone else because your comment is reprehensible otherwise.
So, I was thinking of Eugene Vindman, not Alex Vindman. My mistake.
All good. Thank you.
Yeah, I don't know a heck of a lot about the primary matchup but letting people pick their candidate in a primary instead of deciding for them seems reasonable.
And of all the candidates, a military guy who came forward and nearly got trump impeached seems like a decent one to offer. I remember watching his testimony and being quite impressed.
OP's framing seems disingenuous at best.
Context, the wiki says he basically sparked the first impeachment by exposing the Ukraine deal.