
'Traitors': US military veterans condemn blocking of officer promotions
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-12% Somewhat Liberal
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10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-53% Negative
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43% : Noting that leadership of the army, navy, air force and marines has already been affected, the Vote Vets ad shows images of leaders of Iran, Russia and North Korea.27% : Liberal group Vote Vets called out Republican Tommy Tuberville and party leaders for holding up promotions in protest of abortion A liberal group representing US military veterans took aim at Tommy Tuberville, the Alabama Republican senator holding up officer promotions in a protest over abortion, but also at party leaders who have not forced him to stand down, calling them "traitors" and warning: "Tight lips could sink ships." Presented in the style of a second world war propaganda film, a short ad from Vote Vets bemoans "an un-American assault on our military" by a "so-called American senator singlehandedly stop[ping]
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