Vet vs Vet: Why recent politically inspired infighting is bad for our nation

Whether it's about Walz or Vance, Infantry vs. Admin, the current political climate is charged with toxic rhetoric.Social media has erupted with veterans dismissing the National Guard service of Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate Tim Walz, while others are claiming that Republican VP candidate Sen JD Vance was merely a photographer while he served in Iraq. The effect of this politically inspired mud slinging divides a community who would normally have each other’s back.So, we turn to Retired US Army Col. Kenneth Allard, a former West Point professor and Dean of the National War College for some perspective. We begin our conversation with Allard’s memories of his days leading troops in war torn Kosovo.Allard then dives into some poignant analysis; How The National Guard has been misused since 9/11, How most media critics (of either VP candidate) have never even served in the military, and why veterans slamming each other over combat experience only weakens our nation and demoralizes many who have served.In this politically neutral conversation, Colonel Allard frequently offers sage advice for all Americans, ... and especially for those who have served. Check out Retired US Army Colonel Ken Allard's column, and his recent article "The Most Wretched Veepstakes" here:https://www.mikehuckabee.com/latest-news?id=A67FB09C-773C-4BDF-9A9D-C7C952822C23Contact:Phil Briggs, Host, CBS Eye on [email protected]:@philbriggsVet@connectingvets