GAY ACTIVIST, NAMED ACTING SECRETARY OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE

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One can always hope the Senate is not dumb enough to qualify him for his lack of qualifications in directing a branch of the military in which he has never served, but I really kinda doubt it with all of the Democrats seated there. Time to start sending e-mails again.

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OPENLY GAY ACTIVIST, ERIC FANNING, IS NAMED ACTING SECRETARY OF THE U.S. AIR FORCE


By Joe Calandra Jr. | Published: June 24, 2013


Change of Command between Fanning and Donely

The U.S. Air Force now has its first openly gay Acting Secretary of the Air Force – a man who has never actually worn a military uniform. His name is Eric Fanning.

The Air Force’s longest serving Department Secretary, Michael Donley, an Army Airborne Special Forces veteran, stepped down from his post on Friday.

Mr. Donley served as the highest ranking civilian in the Air Force since his appointment in 2008.

The openly homosexual Fanning, served as Mr. Donley’s Undersecretary after the U.S. Senate confirmed him in April of 2013.


Acting Secretary of the Air Force, Eric Fanning

Before assuming the role of Undersecretary of the Air Force two months ago, Mr. Fanning had zero experience with the U.S. Air Force before becoming the branch’s highest ranking civilian authority.

Fanning’s professional experience has been primarily political.

He sat on the board of directors for the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund during 2004 to 2007.

He worked on Capitol Hill in the House Armed Services Committee, served in the Obama White House and held two civilian management roles in the Department of the Navy.

He also worked for CBS News.

Mr. Fanning will need to be confirmed by the Senate again if he seeks to hold the Air Force’s highest command responsibility long-term.

According to Air Force Public Affairs.Fanning will have direct oversight of “More than 333,000 active duty men and women, 178,000 Air National Guard and the Air Force Reserve members, 182,000 civilians, and their families.”


http://www.libertynews.com/2013/06/openl...-u-s-air-force/
 
Ya ever wonder how queer o is? I think his childhood mentor was a pedophile, I wonder if that has anything to do with his soft spot for Homosexuals?
 
Will this administration ever appoint a bureaucrat based on qualifications and not a political agenda???????????
 
Originally Posted By: C.JayWill this administration ever appoint a bureaucrat based on qualifications and not a political agenda???????????

Nope. They don't need any 'stinking' qualifications.
 
He's fully qualified. He's one of the "oppressed" of our society. He is now proof we are overcoming our "imagined" fears and are more "open and civilized".
 
He won't be the first to be appointed as a Secretary over the military that never served in the military. Pretty sure he won't be the last. As to the gay issues, that is here to stay, it started with don't ask and don't tell in 1993 under Clinton and has morphed into "who cares" that is enforce today.

Sad but true, and unfortunately too many Americans don't seem to care.
 
When I first joined the military it was illegal to be a homosexual, then it became optional and now it's legal. I got out before the democrats make it mandatory.
 
Originally Posted By: TnslimWhen I first joined the military it was illegal to be a homosexual, then it became optional and now it's legal. I got out before the democrats make it mandatory.
A big 'HE!! YEAH' to that.
 
I think I am going to come out of the closet and announce that I am really a black woman transvestite.lesbian gay Lgbt,GTO,marxist,communist. And I am going to see if I can get a basketball player to go with me to N Korea and save the world. Need a good job. That ought to do it. Feel free to offer suggestions if I left out anything that could further my career.
 
Originally Posted By: tnshootistI think I am going to come out of the closet and announce that I am really a black woman transvestite.lesbian gay Lgbt,GTO,marxist,communist. And I am going to see if I can get a basketball player to go with me to N Korea and save the world. Need a good job. That ought to do it. Feel free to offer suggestions if I left out anything that could further my career.

You've got a good idea, Shootist. Maybe I'll try that too. But I would rather save the world from a cabin in Alaska. I could do it from a satellite phone in between running my trapline.
 


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