Soldier Flaunts AntiAccording to recent reports, a member of the U.S. Army Band who claims he was reprimanded for having anti-Obama bumper stickers on his personal car and reading books by conservative authors, has just been found guilty of three Article 15 charges. Master Sgt. Nathan Sommers was found guilty last week of failing to go to an appointed place of duty, disobedience of an order, and making a false official statement reports indicate. The charges were issued shortly after Sommers told Fox News that he was the victim of discrimination and persecution because of his political and religious beliefs. Retired Navy Commander John Bennett wells told Fox News that the charges were the direct result of a superior officer being given the wrong date for a doctors appointment. In order to comply with an order he was given, Sommers would have been required to disclose private information about his son, who has autism. Its suspicious, Wells told Fox News. It looks like a graduated attempt to build a case against him on some really ridiculous charges. The Military District of Washington would not comment on the soldiers punishment, but it appears that the Army is deliberately trying to send a message. Sommers troubles with authority began last year, when he was approached for having an anti-Obama bumper sticker on his vehicle. He was approach by his superior officer who told him that the stickers were creating unnecessary workplace tension. He was also reprimanded for reading conservative-themed books at eating Chick-fil-A sandwiches. Theres no question about it, Wells concluded in an interview with Fox News. Because he is religious, because he feels that homosexual conduct is wrong for religious reasons, he is basically being persecuted. What do you think? Do you support Sommers for standing behind his beliefs? 