A very very young me with my interpreter out in Baghdad around 2010. pic.twitter.com/q21cQwETD0

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

An Iraq war veteran is not taking too kindly to Donald Trump’s accusations that some soldiers stole millions from Iraqi reconstruction funds.   

In a campaign rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, on Tuesday, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee said some soldiers were “living quite well” after stealing millions of dollars.  

“How about bringing baskets of money, millions and millions of dollars, and handing it out,” Trump said. “I want to know, who were the soldiers who had that job? Because I think they are living very well right now, whoever they may be.”  

A Trump spokeswoman later clarified that the billionaire mogul was talking about Iraqi soldiers.  

Corbin Reiff, a writer for Rolling Stone and the A.V. Club, among others, responded with a Twitter rant on Wednesday.

My job for a whole year was to assess damage to Iraqi citizen’s property, and person and compensate them monetarily.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

The job was tough, almost impossible, but it was the just thing to do and helped build a bridge of trust between us and the citizenry.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

I basically spent a year of my life in an aluminum trailer, away from my friends and family enduring mortar attacks nearly every night.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

Yesterday, @realDonaldTrump, a man who never served in any capacity said this about me and my brethren that served in Iraq.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

“How about bringing baskets of money — millions and millions of dollars — and handing it out?”

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

I am living well right now – some student loan debt aside – but not because I pocketed the hard-earned taxpayer money that I was entrusted.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

In my time overseas, the procedures that were put in place to prevent that from happening were frustratingly thorough.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

The idea that Trump would call out the integrity of those who answered the call of service and deployed to a war zone is repellant.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

For this reason, and many more, he’s proven that he’s someone with neither the temperament, nor the character, to be Commander in Chief.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

Don’t believe him when he says he’s for Veterans. It’s lip service entirely.

— Corbin Reiff (@CorbinReiff) June 15, 2016

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