Will Our Constitution Survive?

The War on Warriors

Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense

     "In today's military we can rightly speak of the loss of our fundamental purpose, our common creed - our covenant. The mission creep is inside our ranks, as our original purpose as warriors and servants of the Constitution has transformed into an austere bureaucracy hell-bent on ideological conformity and societal change. 

     "The story of Gideon is a good reminder that readiness means nothing without God. God chose 'unready' men to accomplish his purposes. Strength is nothing without righteousness. Just as America's military might is nothing without an unwavering commitment to the Constitution and the defeat of our enemies, internal and external. 

     "The fundamental purpose of every elected officer, judge, law enforcer or warrior is to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic. This book ... is about how the military allowed itself to go woke. 

     "When we lose sight of the fact that the primary responsibility of the president of the United States is to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, then everything else falls apart.

     "Our covenant is broken. Our next president has one last chance to repair it." 

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