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Military Chaplains Under Attack



Rep Collins and 19 Republicans defend Military Chaplains

Rep. Doug Collins, joined by 19 Republican colleagues in the House, wrote a letter to Secretary of Defense Mark Esper Thursday morning complaining of, "multiple, unfounded complaints ... preying on military chaplains."
The Georgia representative, joined by reps. Doug Lamborn, Matt Gaetz, Louie Gohmert, Debbie Lesko, and others, call on Esper to "follow federal law in protecting their religious liberties and ensure that the ongoing pandemic is not exploited by nefarious organizations bent on removing faith from the U.S. military."

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