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Biased views on the US military Industrial Complex
[edit]Gary Schmitt is very biased when talking about US arms production and the USMIC. Asking him questions about it results in a pro-USMIC response or a response to tone down criticism of it. This can be clearly seen in his recent CSpan interview. It should be added that he definitely has this pro-military slant. It is his area of focus but in reality, he should not be so openly biased and should not be considered an expert on the political aspects of the subject of the military. He should be objective.