Retired generals and admirals slam Trump for 'endangering American lives' on Jan. 6

[Guno צְבִי]

Several retired four-star generals and admirals tore into former President Donald Trump, arguing that his actions on January 6th, 2021 — and leading up to it — amounted to a "dereliction of duty."

The military leaders include Adm. Steve Abbot, Gen. Peter Chiarelli, Gen. John Jumper, Adm. James Loy, Adm. John Nathman, Adm. William Owens and Gen. Johnnie Wilson.

"In the weeks leading up to that terrible day, allies of Mr. Trump also urged him to hold on to power by unlawfully ordering the military to seize voting machines and supervise a do-over of the election. Such an illegal order would have imperiled a foundational precept of American democracy: civilian control of the military," they wrote. "Americans may take it for granted, but the strength of our democracy rests upon the stability of this arrangement, which requires both civilian and military leaders to have confidence that they have the same goal of supporting and defending the Constitution."

Compounding this, they wrote, was Trump's refusal to use necessary military resources to stop the attack on the Capitol.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...k?ocid=&cvid=54034faee8934c3b93a1f950a5a1ca4c

 

[Truck Fump / h1b]

Several retired four-star generals and admirals tore into former President Donald Trump, arguing that his actions on January 6th, 2021 — and leading up to it — amounted to a "dereliction of duty."

The military leaders include Adm. Steve Abbot, Gen. Peter Chiarelli, Gen. John Jumper, Adm. James Loy, Adm. John Nathman, Adm. William Owens and Gen. Johnnie Wilson.

"In the weeks leading up to that terrible day, allies of Mr. Trump also urged him to hold on to power by unlawfully ordering the military to seize voting machines and supervise a do-over of the election. Such an illegal order would have imperiled a foundational precept of American democracy: civilian control of the military," they wrote. "Americans may take it for granted, but the strength of our democracy rests upon the stability of this arrangement, which requires both civilian and military leaders to have confidence that they have the same goal of supporting and defending the Constitution."

Compounding this, they wrote, was Trump's refusal to use necessary military resources to stop the attack on the Capitol.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...k?ocid=&cvid=54034faee8934c3b93a1f950a5a1ca4c

fuck those guys.

they're sold out to china and they can go suck a bag of chinese donkey dicks.

 

[Truck Fump / h1b]

but let's move forward.

who are the dems running in 2024?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Several retired four-star generals and admirals tore into former President Donald Trump, arguing that his actions on January 6th, 2021 — and leading up to it — amounted to a "dereliction of duty."

The military leaders include Adm. Steve Abbot, Gen. Peter Chiarelli, Gen. John Jumper, Adm. James Loy, Adm. John Nathman, Adm. William Owens and Gen. Johnnie Wilson.

"In the weeks leading up to that terrible day, allies of Mr. Trump also urged him to hold on to power by unlawfully ordering the military to seize voting machines and supervise a do-over of the election. Such an illegal order would have imperiled a foundational precept of American democracy: civilian control of the military," they wrote. "Americans may take it for granted, but the strength of our democracy rests upon the stability of this arrangement, which requires both civilian and military leaders to have confidence that they have the same goal of supporting and defending the Constitution."

Compounding this, they wrote, was Trump's refusal to use necessary military resources to stop the attack on the Capitol.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...k?ocid=&cvid=54034faee8934c3b93a1f950a5a1ca4c

Good. I'd like to see all of those who were involved with planning Trump's coup to be hung.