Under Secretary of the Air Force Matthew Lohmeier couldn’t take it anymore and went off at Democrat clown Rep. Jamie Raskin for mocking the Trump administration’s effort to un-woke the military.

Raskin regrets this big time…

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“I take it that this is part of the big anti-woke indictment of the military that we have renamed military bases after pro-Union generals as opposed to this who took up arms against the Union in traitorous insurrection!” Raskin chirped.

“What you’re saying is we should have military bases named after confederate generals or Nazi generals?” Raskin continued to press Lohmeier.

“No, I’m not willing to let you put words in my mouth,” the military veteran fired back before making his point clear. “Diversity is not our strength… skill and performance matter in the military if you would like to deter conflict and win our nation’s wars, period!”

“Don’t bulls**t me,… you don’t know what you’re talking about! Most of the people in the military don’t care about what you’re talking about!” Lohmeier went off.

Watch the tense clash here:

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