The Left's Desperate Smear Against Veteran Joe Kent
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The left’s relentless attacks on conservatives reached a new low in a recent article by The Atlantic, targeting Joe Kent, a decorated military veteran and Donald Trump’s nominee to head the National Counterterrorism Center.
The piece implies that Kent, who has a tattoo of the German word “Panzer,” which means “tank,” harbors Nazi sympathies.
This baseless smear has been widely criticized for perpetuating a long-standing tactic of the left: conflating conservatism with extremism.
It’s clear that The Atlantic is engaging in a desperate attempt to undermine yet another Trump nomination, using flimsy evidence and discredited sources.
The article’s author, far-left journalist David Corn, seems to ignore the context of Kent’s tattoo, which is tied to his service in the U.S. Army’s anti-tank division.
Kent has served as a counter-terrorism expert and has held a top-secret security clearance for nearly two decades.
The Atlantic’s narrative hinges on questionable claims, such as consulting Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization with a notorious history of discrediting conservatives.
In a feeble attempt to maintain credibility, the article cites concerns expressed to the administration regarding Kent’s tattoo, yet fails to provide substantial backing.
Critics promptly pointed out the glaring holes in the piece, noting that “Panzer Jäger” is emblematic of American military prowess, conjuring no associations with hate.
As more evidence comes to light, it is becoming increasingly clear that Kent’s tattoos symbolize his dedication to defending freedom, not an affinity for extremist ideology.
Legal action from Kent against The Atlantic is reportedly being considered, signaling his refusal to be a pawn in the media’s narrative war.
With mainstream media continuing to push false narratives, it’s essential for conservatives to stand firmly against these dishonest tactics.
The relentless targeting of individuals associated with Trump reflects an ongoing attempt to deploy character assassination as a means of political warfare.
As Americans, it is crucial to recognize the larger implications of such attacks—an assured erosion of free speech and open dialogue in our democratic society.
We must remain vigilant against these tactics and support those who bravely serve our country, like Kent, who are continually dragged through the mud by a media too willing to sacrifice truth for clicks.
Sources:
thenationalpulse.com
theblaze.com
people.com
The piece implies that Kent, who has a tattoo of the German word “Panzer,” which means “tank,” harbors Nazi sympathies.
This baseless smear has been widely criticized for perpetuating a long-standing tactic of the left: conflating conservatism with extremism.
It’s clear that The Atlantic is engaging in a desperate attempt to undermine yet another Trump nomination, using flimsy evidence and discredited sources.
The article’s author, far-left journalist David Corn, seems to ignore the context of Kent’s tattoo, which is tied to his service in the U.S. Army’s anti-tank division.
Kent has served as a counter-terrorism expert and has held a top-secret security clearance for nearly two decades.
The Atlantic’s narrative hinges on questionable claims, such as consulting Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization with a notorious history of discrediting conservatives.
In a feeble attempt to maintain credibility, the article cites concerns expressed to the administration regarding Kent’s tattoo, yet fails to provide substantial backing.
Critics promptly pointed out the glaring holes in the piece, noting that “Panzer Jäger” is emblematic of American military prowess, conjuring no associations with hate.
As more evidence comes to light, it is becoming increasingly clear that Kent’s tattoos symbolize his dedication to defending freedom, not an affinity for extremist ideology.
Legal action from Kent against The Atlantic is reportedly being considered, signaling his refusal to be a pawn in the media’s narrative war.
With mainstream media continuing to push false narratives, it’s essential for conservatives to stand firmly against these dishonest tactics.
The relentless targeting of individuals associated with Trump reflects an ongoing attempt to deploy character assassination as a means of political warfare.
As Americans, it is crucial to recognize the larger implications of such attacks—an assured erosion of free speech and open dialogue in our democratic society.
We must remain vigilant against these tactics and support those who bravely serve our country, like Kent, who are continually dragged through the mud by a media too willing to sacrifice truth for clicks.
Sources:
thenationalpulse.com
theblaze.com
people.com
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