Sandman 423
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And no where in the 25th amendment does it allow the military to remove the president from office.He'd be stupid to admit it because if true, he absolutely should be court-martialed. It doesn't matter that it was Trump and the left hates Trump. He was the lawfully elected President. The military is not allowed to usurp Presidential powers under any condition.
It was evidence enough for a bunch of Twitter to convict Milley of treason.Honest question, who buys these type of books? I've never understood it. They're filled with half truths, "anonymous sources" that can't be corroborated by anything, and nutball theories that fill the space between conjecture and reality. Do the people that buy them think they're actually the truth, or is it just a version of political fiction that they enjoy?
Every single one of these books is held out as gospel truth. If Milley actually did what is claimed, it's a military officer conspiring behind the back of a duly elected president while also usurping authority he has no right to. There's enough bad **** in the real world happening currently, we don't need fanfic about a brave woke general saving the planet from Hitler 2.0 and his plans to nuke the world. This to me seems like a brainstorming session that got way out of hand but I guess we'll see what the man himself has to say, if anything.It was evidence enough for a bunch of Twitter to convict Milley of treason.
If he violated "the rules" he should be held to account.
This does rais an interesting issue: Why would a president ever order a pre-emptive nuclear strike without Congressional approval (formal or informal)?
I can think of only one reason. And even if the reason was absolute, I am not sure whether a strike would be ordered.If he violated "the rules" he should be held to account.
This does rais an interesting issue: Why would a president ever order a pre-emptive nuclear strike without Congressional approval (formal or informal)?
See, this is a problem in delegating so much power to the executive.