GOP veterans release response video after Democratic military message

Republican fight veterans in Congress urged service members to “stand robust” for legislation and order in a response video to Democratic lawmakers’ message to troops about defying “unlawful” orders.

“I’ve flown fight missions and I do know what occurs when folks disobey an order,” Rep. Zach Nunn, R-Iowa, mentioned Tuesday on “Hannity.”

“This can’t occur to the women and men serving right this moment.”

Nunn, a fight veteran, was amongst these featured within the Republican-led video calling on service members to reject Democrats’ message.

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Republicans argue that the Democrats’ video dangers undermining the navy’s command construction, whereas Democrats insist it’s merely reminding service members to not perform “unlawful” actions.

Secretary of Battle Pete Hegseth has referred to as on the navy to analyze Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., one of many Democrats featured within the video. Kelly served as a captain within the Navy earlier than working for workplace.

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Rep. Wealthy McCormick, R-Ga., a Gulf Battle veteran, particularly criticized Kelly’s position within the video.

Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., seems on the Dirksen Senate Workplace Constructing in Washington, DC, on March 27. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Name, Inc by way of Getty Photographs)

“What he mentioned was egregious for a number of causes,” McCormick informed Hannity.

“I assumed it was very unfair of him to say, ‘We have now your again.’ No, they do not,” he added, calling the Democrats’ video “completely political.”

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Together with the Battle Division, the FBI says it’s planning interviews with the six lawmakers concerned within the video.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., who posted the video, wrote on X: “The president ordering the FBI to assault us is precisely why we made this video within the first place.”

“He believes in arming the federal authorities in opposition to his perceived enemies and doesn’t consider any legal guidelines apply to him or his Cupboard.”

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Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer referred to as the video “unacceptable” and warned it might have “catastrophic” penalties for “The Story” on Tuesday.

“The query that must be requested of all of them is: Do you simply not belief our women and men in uniform anymore? Is that the issue or is it the truth that you do not like what the president is doing?”