"The American people don’t need the half-dozen subversive, traitorous clowns who appear in this video. And they certainly don’t need them pushing to divide the nation further -- and the military and intelligence services that are sworn to serve it."
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"Nov. 18 should henceforth be recognized as far more dangerous than Jan. 6 ever was. Far more shocking. And an actual attempt at fomenting an insurrection, a coup. The “Nov. 18ers” should be forever shamed and discredited.
"Rather than hundreds of unruly Trump supporters strolling through the Capitol building, many of whom were subsequently incarcerated for doing so, we have just witnessed six sitting Democrat lawmakers openly urge members of the military and intelligence community to defy direct orders from the president of the United States.
"Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI) posted a video to social media Tuesday morning in which she and five of her fellow traitors congressional Democrat colleagues called for the military and the intelligence community to “stand up” to President Donald Trump and his administration. In other words, to defy his orders if desired. To defy the orders of the commander-in-chief.
"The video features Slotkin, the infamous and always grating Sen. Mark Kelly (AZ) -- and Reps. Jason Crow (CO), Chrissy Houlahan (PA), Chris Deluzio (PA), and Maggie Goodlander (NH).
"In the video, Kelly and Crow stated, “This administration is pitting our uniformed military and intelligence community professionals against American citizens.”
"Later in the video, Kelly, Slotkin, and Deluzio said, “Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. You can refuse illegal orders. You must refuse illegal orders.”
"To be clear, the Seditious Six are pitting the intelligence community and military against the duly elected commander-in-chief. (All of whom are themselves citizens.)
"Should their pleas be acted upon, this would not only result in an actual attempted insurrection or coup, but could provoke a civil war." . . .
"I find this type of broad & unclear language to our service members to be a nod & wink to commit sedition. Without clear specifics on what orders they’re telling our service members to ignore, this is absolutely illegal & will cause real harm to our country. I call on The Justice Dept to deal w/ these elected officials & I call on @DeptofWar to start procedures to revoke their rank & retirement benefits.
Lincoln had to deal with anti-war and pro- Confederate activists who endeavored to get Union soldiers to desert. Only Lincoln could frame a problem this succinctly:
“Must I shoot a simple-minded soldier boy who deserts, while I must not touch a hair of a wiley agitator who induces him to desert? . . ." Lincoln's Pardons
At Least Know Why You Hate Him "We know that Dems hate Trump. Tell us something new. But if you are going to hate him, at least know why you hate him. Yes, he has some personality traits that you don’t like. However, if you hate him because of what the media has told you, just know that you’ve been lied to by a biased, partisan media. The dishonest media has hoodwinked the average Dem about Trump’s policies, his honesty, and everything about him. Since he arrived on the political scene in 2015, numerous articles and websites have provided countless examples of the media’s dishonesty directed at Trump, not only American media but foreign media as well.
"The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), which is government funded, wants you to think they are unbiased and impartial. They are not. They are just as biased and dishonest as American media." . . .
UPDATE: Theater Kids In Congress Vaguely Urge Military To Disobey Commander-In-Chief "Even by the pathetic standards of congressional Democrats, this is unusually idiotic " . . ..
. . . "Note what they don’t say. They say that the American military is being “pitted against” their own countrymen, and they say to service members that “you can refuse illegal orders…”
. . . "It’s supposed to be illegal to attempt to cause insubordination in the military, though I doubt enforcement against these idiots would stand up to First Amendment scrutiny. But this is a ridiculous message, conveyed by ridiculous politicians in a ridiculous performance. An effort to get the military to stand against civilian authority is serious business. These are not serious people." . . .
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