Donald Trump’s recent appointment of retired Lt. Gen. Dan 'Razin'' Caine as head of the joint chiefs of staff has raised concerns about military qualifications. Unlike qualified leaders like Gen. Charles Q. Brown, who have been dismissed, Caine's only notable characteristic seems to be his race. Critiques emphasize that Caine lacks the fundamental qualifications mandated by law for such a high-profile military role, suggesting that Trump's focus is more on identity politics rather than competence at crucial military appointments. The article highlights a broader troubling trend in military leadership under Trump.
In choosing Dan 'Razin'' Caine for defense leadership, Trump's prioritization of superficial credentials highlights a dangerous trend away from competence in military appointments.
Dan Caine's background lacks essential qualifications for Joint Chiefs, reflecting a troubling disregard for competence in favor of identity politics in military leadership.
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