Navy Pride
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These guys are sick of Hussein Obama spiking the ball.....I hope they have the same success that the heroic Swiftboat people had in 2004.
Retired member of SEAL Team 6 launches anti-Obama PAC
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A new super PAC that includes retired special operations personnel and other veterans announced plans Wednesday to raise money to run ads in swing states against President Obama.
By Susan Walsh, AP
President Obama waves to the crowd as he arrives to speak at a fundraising event in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday.
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The group, Special Operations for America, filed paperwork Monday with the Federal Election Commission. It is headed by retired Navy SEAL Commander Ryan Zinke. During his 23-year career, Zinke spent time in the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6, the same team that killed Osama bin Laden in a commando raid last year.
Zinke said he and other members of the special operations community are outraged that SEAL Team 6 was identified as the commando unit that carried out the raid, saying it put its members and their families at risk. Zinke said he believes the president has politicized his role as commander in chief to win re-election.
"Who was it at risk?" he said. "Was it the president? Or was it the young SEAL with the wife and kid at home? That's the arrogance."
Retired member of SEAL Team 6 launches anti-Obama PAC
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A new super PAC that includes retired special operations personnel and other veterans announced plans Wednesday to raise money to run ads in swing states against President Obama.
- By Susan Walsh, AP
President Obama waves to the crowd as he arrives to speak at a fundraising event in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday.
By Susan Walsh, AP
President Obama waves to the crowd as he arrives to speak at a fundraising event in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday.
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The group, Special Operations for America, filed paperwork Monday with the Federal Election Commission. It is headed by retired Navy SEAL Commander Ryan Zinke. During his 23-year career, Zinke spent time in the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6, the same team that killed Osama bin Laden in a commando raid last year.
Zinke said he and other members of the special operations community are outraged that SEAL Team 6 was identified as the commando unit that carried out the raid, saying it put its members and their families at risk. Zinke said he believes the president has politicized his role as commander in chief to win re-election.
"Who was it at risk?" he said. "Was it the president? Or was it the young SEAL with the wife and kid at home? That's the arrogance."
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