Mark Hertling

There will be.

That’s very kind. Everyone is special.

No, @pksjones.bsky.social if your pre-order from @ballastbookco.bsky.social all the pre-orders will have my signature in the book, no book plates. I’m hoping I sign many, because half of all proceeds will go to the National Ability Center.

Yeah, sorry for my non-poker face when I heard what the speaker said.

Thank you!

Looking forward to the discussion, Jen! @briefingwithpsaki.bsky.social

No, we should not. This is a simple training memo and people are making it a bigger deal than it is. And please stop asking me to comment on x.

Thanks for this, Kevin. You’re spot on.

The Art of Letting Trump Claim a Win, While Walking Away Stronger

“I think it’s an approach that can safely be described as tactics without a strategy,” said Jonathan Czin, a fellow at the Brookings Institution who previously analyzed Chinese politics at the C.I.A.

Thank you Jim.

Come join us in Gettysburg on 11/6 as we ask how do we keep our institutions strong, civilian leadership accountable, and armed forces apolitical?

Our speakers will be:
@sykescharlie.bsky.social @walshfreedom.bsky.social @markhertling.bsky.social @milestaylor.bsky.social @conorlambpa.bsky.social

Thank you.

Sure does.

And that is still true. What I was pointing out is the officer’s oath doesn’t have the “obey” part.

This is just a thought, but what if it isn’t the military doing it?

Thank you.

It’s late there! Thanks.

Both @mcfaulmike.bsky.social and I will be joining @nicollewallace.bsky.social on @msnbc.com at 5:30 ET. Lots to talk about.

Why Commanders Don’t Sign NDAs Existing rules and laws applying to military secrecy are sufficient—and asking officers to sign NDAs is deeply inappropriate.

Some discussion recently on the use of NDAs in the military

My thoughts in the @thebulwark.com

www.thebulwark.com/p/why-milita...

All these would make for good discussion in the current civilian-military environment. I don’t know you or your actions, but I did find it unfortunate you’d condemn a book by a bright scholar without reading it, and then insult me, since you don’t know me either. Your call. I’m out.

There was really only one “point.” It appears you missed it thinking instead of another rude reply.

Oh, so you’ve read her book? Or no, just making a judgement on the title? What an informed take on a new book. And I’m sure the “work” you’re doing is consuming you.

This isn’t good, for Walmart or more importantly the people who need food and rely on this program.

Congratulations, once again, Dr @kschake.bsky.social on yet another triumph.

As a former member of the Bipartisan Policy Center and Nutrition Security Task Force, I signed and wholeheartedly support this action.

Joining @rieckhoff.bsky.social & @samsteindc.bsky.social and @aliciamenendez.bsky.social (who is sitting in for @nicollewallace.bsky.social at 5 ET on @msnbc.com

Beautiful!

Some thoughts on the shift of a Carrier Strike Group from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean. My latest in @thebulwark.com

This guy? I might recommend an eye exam. 😊

I was asked to be on a bi-partisan committee supplying congress with information on food insecurity.

Yes, there are going to be A LOT of people surprised when they see the extent of our fellow citizens who use SNAP (about 40 million, lots of veterans) and WIC (over 6 million) programs.