if you worked for the VA you'd know their federal work for changes its priorities according to the party in power. If you understood command, you'd know the president identifies his/her mission statement and concept of operations and directs the secretary of defense to execute this. So it is political whether you want to accept it or not or change the nature of any political involvement to mean something you want it to mean.
If you worked for the Army Corps of Engineers you'd know how federal work force changes our priorities according to which party is in power. It filters down from the vision the president sets forth in official documents.
if you were a medical brigade or battalion commander in the military you'd know how party politics impacts the DOD, contracts to civilian entities in support of the DOD, or which communities in the US get medical missions in regions influenced by the state's senators in that region who come to the area served to speak to that commander. But you are not so you make false statements based on your idea of the facts. When you talk with a senator and an Air Force Colonel from the pentagon asking you want recommendations you have about policy and how it impacted your mission planning and execution, you should know it involves politics.
Because you don't have this experience listed above you make like you know what you are talking about. It is clear you don't. LOL
you know you lie in many of your posts when you change the context of what was said. you do this often and place yourself in the same room as Opie.
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