If this president, or any other, issues an illegal order, no one would expect the military to follow it.
If this president, or any other, issues an illegal order, no one would expect the military to follow it. But if he issues a merely unwise order, that doesn’t offer license to ignore it. Once there’s a precedent that officials can ignore orders from the lawfully elected president—unelected officials, no less, whether Cabinet secretaries or military officers—where does the line get drawn? After all, if the president is unstable enough that a single order can be dismissed, isn’t he too unstable to issue any order?
I can't help but agree here. Well, not just this quote, but the entire article. The electoral college voted for #TrumpNation, the people get #TrumpNation. That's the way our Republic works, for good or ill. Now would be one of those 'ill' times.
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I can't help but agree here. Well, not just this quote, but the entire article. The electoral college voted for #TrumpNation, the people get #TrumpNation. That's the way our Republic works, for good or ill. Now would be one of those 'ill' times.
Originally shared by The Atlantic
The Search for a Magical Way to Stop Trump http://trib.al/LEFdZkV
http://trib.al/LEFdZkV
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