Conduct Unbecoming - Patterson, Robert
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Praise for Conduct Unbecoming Buzz Patterson thought he d seen it all as the military aide to President Bill Clinton. Turns out, he was wrong, Barack Obama is worse, much worse, and his failures as America s commander in chief are profoundly affecting the U.S. military and our ability to win the great ideological battle with Islamic extremism. Read this book. It will educate you and shock you at the same time. Brilliant read. General Thomas G. McInerney, FOX News military analyst and bestselling co-author of Endgame: The Blueprint for Victory in the War on Terror Praise for Lt. Col. Patterson…mehr

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Praise for Conduct Unbecoming Buzz Patterson thought he d seen it all as the military aide to President Bill Clinton. Turns out, he was wrong, Barack Obama is worse, much worse, and his failures as America s commander in chief are profoundly affecting the U.S. military and our ability to win the great ideological battle with Islamic extremism. Read this book. It will educate you and shock you at the same time. Brilliant read. General Thomas G. McInerney, FOX News military analyst and bestselling co-author of Endgame: The Blueprint for Victory in the War on Terror Praise for Lt. Col. Patterson s New York Times bestseller Reckless Disregard Humorist P. J. O Rourke has said that putting Democrats in charge of foreign policy is like giving the car keys and a bottle of whiskey to a teenager. Buzz Patterson explains here why this is no joke. Steven F. Hayward, author of The Age of Reagan and The Real Jimmy Carter Buzz Patterson s words are harsh, but his conclusion is inescapable. Today s Democrats cannot be trusted with America s defense. Jed Babbin, former deputy undersecretary of Defense and author of Inside the Asylum and co-author of Showdown Praise for Lt. Col. Patterson s New York Times bestseller Dereliction of Duty Patterson portrays a president too self-absorbed to take the time to handle many military decisions, a first family who viewed military aides as waiters, and a national security operation so weak that it forced many officers to quit. Paul Bedard, White House Weekly "
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Robert Patterson