Original sentence: At the end of the debate, a sergeant in a Class A green uniform lectured the panelists and audience with the claim that the surge in Iraq is currently working.Soltz is an outspoken critic of the Iraq War and attended the 2007 YearlyKos Convention in Chicago, where he was on the panel for the "The Military and Progressives: Are They Really That Different" session.This occurrence brought negative attention to the otherwise respectful convention and surrounded the event with controversy regarding the acceptance of differing views.When this happened, Soltz lost his temper, the sergeant's microphone was silenced, and Soltz shouted over him in an angry tirade, correctly stating that Sergeant Aguina was violating military code by wearing this uniform while making political statements
Edited sentence: After the event took place it was later revealed that Jon Soltz is wearing his military uniform on his VoteVets website clearly making a political statement of his own.At the end of the debate a sergeant respectfully attempted to persuade the audience that the surge in Iraq is currently working.During the YearlyKos event Jon Soltz was also in violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice Article 88 which says no commissioned officer can criticize a government official.During this time, Sergeant Aguina's microphone was silenced and Soltz shouted over him in an angry tirade correctly stating that Sergeant Aguina was violating military code by wearing his uniform while making military statements.In August 2007 Jon Soltz attended the YearlyKos convention and was part of the panelist for the "The Military and Progressives: Are They Really That Different" session.Jon Soltz also violated Article 91 which forbids a commissioned officer from criticizing a non commissioned officer, and behaving in the “condescending” manner in which he was treated.Kos himself has made numerous statements that he believes soldiers should be able to speak their minds while wearing their uniforms.Soltz is an outspoken critic of the Iraq War and attended the 2007 YearlyKos Convention in Chicago, where he reminded the soldier that talking about politics while in uniform is illegal.Soltz lost his temper and threatened legal action against Sergeant David D.The Kos community as a whole has never had a problem with an anti-war soldier wearing his uniform to protest the war.This charade brought negative attention to the otherwise respectful convention and surrounded the event with controversy regarding the acceptance of differing views