Former national security adviser John Bolton slammed woke culture in an op-ed on Monday, claiming 'self-described identity politics' is 'fundamentally contrary' to individual liberty.
in the U.S., claiming the country's military should be united, and not spreading"disharmony" among service members.
"Today, the Pentagon is a battlefield in the ongoing cultural wars, every minute of which is detrimental not just to our military capabilities, but to the national unity that we have sought since the outset to embed in the uniformed services," Bolton wrote.
Bolton acknowledged the military's faults when it comes to discrimination in the past, but said the Pentagon had made progress in correcting the discrimination,"not by exacerbating differences, but by treating them as irrelevant."
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