JOHN,

Duty, Honor, Country.

The iconic slogan has been woven into the fabric of West Point for more than a century. First adopted in 1898 as part of the academy’s seal, the phrase was also added to the mission statement in 1998.

But last week, the superintendent of West Point announced plans to drop the motto from their mission statement, replacing it with “the Army Values.” They say it’s all an effort to better align with the Army as a whole, but if you ask us, it sure seems like a case of smoke and mirrors as military higher-ups continue to dilute the foundation of our armed forces. 

From diving into seminars on “transgender visibility” to obsessing over diversity quotas, it’s like DOD officials walked straight into the woke mob’s trap and decided to stay awhile.

At a time when our adversaries are circling like vultures and military recruitment is dismal, we shouldn’t be focusing on the petty demands of woke whiners. Do you agree? Team Burchett wants to get your take on the subject.

Has the U.S. military gone woke?

If you ask us, this growing trend isn’t just dumb; it’s downright dangerous—and it has the potential to seep deeper into the culture of our military.

Our military leaders should be making the case for American greatness and exceptionalism, not bowing to the Left’s attempt to stomp all over values and tradition. 

The path we’re on leads to ruin, and if we can’t reverse course, we’re in trouble.

Sincerely,

Team Burchett

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