When are unauthorized secret communications with the enemy OK with the left? Only when intended to undermine President Trump and the elected government of the United States.
I'm sure Milley thought he was doing the right thing to disrespect Trump and violate his oath of office and Constitutional duties, but he was wrong and what he did amounted to treason and sedition against the United States of America. If Biden wanted to do the right thing he would demand Milley's resignation and subject the errant General to a court-martial.
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Top Republicans began calling for the scalp of the nation’s top military officer Tuesday over reports that he circumvented then-President Trump by reassuring China about the U.S. president and his ability to undermine him.
Mr. Trump issued a statement Tuesday evening saying that Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, may have committed treason if, as reported, he told his Chinese counterpart that the U.S. wasn’t planning a surprise attack and, if it were, the general himself would sabotage the assault.
I'm sure Milley thought he was doing the right thing to disrespect Trump and violate his oath of office and Constitutional duties, but he was wrong and what he did amounted to treason and sedition against the United States of America. If Biden wanted to do the right thing he would demand Milley's resignation and subject the errant General to a court-martial.
Trump, top Republicans call for Gen. Mark Milley’s ouster over China report
Top Republicans began calling for the scalp of the nation’s top military officer Tuesday over reports that he circumvented then-President Trump by reassuring China about the U.S. president and his ability to undermine him.
www.washingtontimes.com
Top Republicans began calling for the scalp of the nation’s top military officer Tuesday over reports that he circumvented then-President Trump by reassuring China about the U.S. president and his ability to undermine him.
Mr. Trump issued a statement Tuesday evening saying that Gen. Mark A. Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, may have committed treason if, as reported, he told his Chinese counterpart that the U.S. wasn’t planning a surprise attack and, if it were, the general himself would sabotage the assault.