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An Insurrectionist leader, Cheerleader, Hawley, attacked our Democracy. Now Josh attacks a Millitary leader who protected the U.S.

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Josh Hawley, clear as day, for our eyes to see, stirred on, cheered- on the insurrection and attack of our Nation.

Then, Hawley wants a man fired for saving the United States, American women, men and children from the possibility of a dangerous crisis with a foreign nation.

Interestingly, all General Milley did was: calm down a Country that became concerned watching a crazed man, DJT, a man who continually attack this Country. A manchild that became unhinged from losing his self perceived Kingdom.

While Josh, attacks our Nation, attacks our General, does Josh represent the United States of America? Appears not!

Josh spewing:

"I mean, this is this is dangerous, dangerous territory that we're in. And we're going to have to get to the bottom of it. There needs to be a full congressional inquiry. And I'm again, I'm sorry to say, but it is it is vital now that general Milley, he needs to resign. If he doesn't resign, he needs to be fired. This is dangerous territory that we're in and there's got to be accountability".

Hawley: Gen. Mark Milley Needs To Be Fired If He Won't Resign

Missouri Republican Sen. Josh Hawley said that the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley, should resign during an appearance Tuesday on FNC's "The Ingraham Angle." Hawley reacted to reports from the new book "Peril" that Milley said during the final days of the Trump...
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He's an opportunistic troll, just like Trump.

Josh Hawley's mentor regrets supporting him, calling it the 'worst mistake I ever made'

John Danforth, one of the biggest names in the Missouri Republican Party, now says he wishes he never mentored Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.).Danforth served in the Senate from 1976 to 1995, and in an interview Thursday with St. Louis Post-Dispatch columnist Tony Messenger, he said seeing supporters...
www.yahoo.com

Hawley isn't the "special talent" he thought he was, Danforth lamented, adding that "supporting Josh and trying so hard to get him elected to the Senate was the worst mistake I ever made in my life.
 
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As predicted make it about Milley to detract from the danger of Trump. Hawley is nothing more than an opportunistic politician looking for something to put him in the spotlight and pump the base. Just like his attempts to disrupt the certification of the election with his ridiculous demands for an investigation before change certification. How stupid does he think Americans are? He along with Cruz and Graham we're sitting Senators in a GOP controlled Senate who could have called an election investigation anytime they wanted to......but no they waited until
the very day of the certification. Like I said, how stupid does he think Americans are? Oh wait we already know the answer to that......apparently over 30% are very stupid.
 
Hawley is basically like Marjorie Taylor Green except he is more of an elitist. He is better educated, better spoken, and more polished than MTG but they are both a danger to democracy and are on each other’s team. If a person like Hawley became president, he would be more dangerous than Trump because he is smarter, knows DC, and could undermine democracy without melting down on Twitter. Hawley could destroy democracy with the calmness of a psychopath dismembering a victim’s body.
 
Huh? Wait, I thought the GOP doesn’t believe in the “cancel culture”.
 
Hawley is a traitor ****.

I think Milley needs to be looked at, but I also think Hawley should be ejected from the legislature.
 
Luce said:
Hawley is a traitor ****.

I think Milley needs to be looked at, but I also think Hawley should be ejected from the legislature.
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I get what you are saying about Milley. But trump was curiously manipulating the Pentagon and it's personell as his Presidency was slipping away
 
Sand Castle said:
I get what you are saying about Milley. But trump was curiously manipulating the Pentagon and it's personell as his Presidency was slipping away
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Milley will be wanting an inquest, too.
 
Acting Secretary Miller (Trump's guy) had been informed before hand of the telephone call.

There is no need for any hearing.
 
DataPoint said:
Acting Secretary Miller (Trump's guy) had been informed before hand of the telephone call.

There is no need for any hearing.
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If I were Milley, I'd be requesting one.
 
Luce said:
If I were Milley, I'd be requesting one.
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He is not you, and he won't ask for one because the onus is clearly on the former President.
 
Josh Hawley = "Blow-dried Ted Cruz".
 
Luce said:
If I were Milley, I'd be requesting one.
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A military guy would never do that. They are trained to focus on the mission and ignore the noise.
 
Callen said:
A military guy would never do that. They are trained to focus on the mission and ignore the noise.
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You have a view of our military that can only be described as bizarre.
 
Luce said:
You have a view of our military that can only be described as bizarre.
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You do not comprehend the military culture if you believe that.
 
DataPoint said:
He is not you, and he won't ask for one because the onus is clearly on the former President.
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He will, because clearing his actions has to be paramount to him.

Otherwise, retired or not, if there's a change in political climate in the next 5 years, he could be prosecuted.
 
DataPoint said:
You do not comprehend the military culture if you believe that.
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Yes. I only spent 10 years in uniform. What the hell do I know?
 
Luce said:
He will, because clearing his actions has to be paramount to him.

Otherwise, retired or not, if there's a change in political climate in the next 5 years, he could be prosecuted.
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You don't understand DC culture or the law, either.
 
Luce said:
Yes. I only spent 10 years in uniform. What the hell do I know?
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Thanks for your service. I would suggest your understanding from your time in the military left you with a very unbalanced comprehension of chain of command structures, responsibilities, and the law.

Yes, you are done. You have every right to your opinions, and others have every right to rebut them.
 
Good post. People, like Hawley, who are obviously intelligent (Hawley graduated Stanford and Yale Law School) but act like redneck idiots are especially dangerous.
 
RedFishBlueFish said:
People, like Hawley, who are obviously intelligent (Hawley graduated Stanford and Yale Law School) but act like redneck idiots are especially dangerous.
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Add Cruz and DeSantis to the list.
 
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