I see for instance, where we've taken prayer out of the schools, might be an example, or taken or the 10 Commandments off of the walls of some of our public institutions, i mean, which one of those 10 Commandments would we not want the people of America to follow, to obey, to revere?

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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What I would expect them to see is a proactive messaging strategy, we're going to be far more forward leaning, we're going to work with the media in a more friendly way so that they can understand the true nature of Dr. Ben Carson.

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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It's an expression of concern for America, i see much of that happening in America, it's not new, it's been happening over the last 60, 70 years.

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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There are just certain realities where men can do certain things better, women can do certain things better, we don't need to throw everybody into every position as an experiment just because we're trying to be appear to be fair to everyone.

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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The first priority again is cohesion, and the second priority would be that the commander in chief listen to the best military advice, the administration has said, 'Do this, do this, do this,' apart from military and defense considerations.

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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Is it about volume, or is it about values? Is it about wild proclamations or is it about policy that leads us to moral high ground as Americans? Is it about tempest or is it about temperament?

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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He's a man who believes in mainstream doctrine. by Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

He's a man who believes in mainstream doctrine.

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We have tried experiments within the military, such as the role o... by Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

We have tried experiments within the military, such as the role of women in combat.

Major Gen. Robert F. Dees

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