Military General Tells Truth About Lowering The Standards Against What Obama Admin Is Pushing President Barack Obama has gained a reputation for disrespecting our military. It seems that at every turn he is working to limit their abilities to meet his agenda. Now, his recent decision to open every combat role, including Special forces, to women, has come under immense fire. The administration insists that physical requirements wont be lowered for women, but one Marine General is speaking out. In a recent interview with CNS News, Marine Gen. John Kelly, commander of the U.S. Southern Command, claimed that generals will be under great pressure to lower standards in order to allow more women into combat roles. Essentially, they will once again be valuing political correctness over safety. My greatest fearand we see this happen a lot over the last 45 years Ive been in the Armed Forcesis right now theyre saying we are not going to change any standards, Kelly commented. There will be great pressure, whether its 12 months from now, four years from now, because the question will be asked, whether weve let women into these other roles, why arent they staying in those other roles. Why arent they advancing as infantry peopleWhy arent they becoming, you know, more senior? Kelly argued. And the answer isI think it will beif we dont change the standards, it will be very, very difficult to have any numbers, any real numbers, come into the infantry, or the Rangers or the SEALs. This is not the first time that senior military officials have come forward with complaints about Obama and his policies. And its no wonderif the military does start feeling pressurehe or someone like him is likely to take the heat. Fortunately, hes not willing to hide the truth from the American public. What do you think? Do you support Kelly? 