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Michael Ramirez is a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist with the Las Vegas Review-Journal. His cartoons are syndicated by Creators. Michael won his second Pulitzer while at Investor's Business Daily.
This cartoon comment is right on the spot. As a retired Master Chief with 20 years on submarines, I feel for my navy. PC is as much a problem in the military as in the civilian world of the liberals. To think that a CO’s concern for the well being of his crew is enough to get him keel hauled is crazy. You hear from the higher ups that he is not fit for command. When a crew will chant & clap as their skipper is leaving, says it all. Could go on, but why when Mr. Ramirez has said it so well
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This cartoon comment is right on the spot. As a retired Master Chief with 20 years on submarines, I feel for my navy. PC is as much a problem in the military as in the civilian world of the liberals. To think that a CO’s concern for the well being of his crew is enough to get him keel hauled is crazy. You hear from the higher ups that he is not fit for command. When a crew will chant & clap as their skipper is leaving, says it all. Could go on, but why when Mr. Ramirez has said it so well