@TheLastRefuge2 1) “I have an awful lot of, to say the least, second thoughts about leaving,” former WH Chief of Staff John Kelly said. “It pains me to see what’s going on because I believe if I was still there or someone like me was there, (Pres Trump) would not be kind of, all over the place.”
@TheLastRefuge2 2) “We've always attempted to be apolitical,” explained Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general. “... that’s important because the U.S. military serves the nation, all of its people, not a party, not a political persuasion, not an individual.”
That illusion went "poof" years ago.
That illusion went "poof" years ago.
@TheLastRefuge2 3) “I agree with Mattis,” Kelly said when asked about the statement made by his fellow Marine Corps general.
“The partisanship has gotten out of hand, the tribal thing has gotten out of hand, we don’t look at each other as fellow Americans ... "
Who you callin' "We," Kemosabe?
“The partisanship has gotten out of hand, the tribal thing has gotten out of hand, we don’t look at each other as fellow Americans ... "
Who you callin' "We," Kemosabe?
@TheLastRefuge2 4) “The words ‘Equal Justice Under Law’ are carved in the pediment of the United States Supreme Court. This is precisely what protesters are rightly demanding. It is a wholesome and unifying demand—one that all of us should be able to get behind,” Mattis wrote.
@TheLastRefuge2 5) Military commanders who are so puffed up & blinkered they cannot recognize the true nature of the DOMESTIC THREAT to the Republic posed by "wholesome protesters" augmented and trained by our FOREIGN ADVERSARIES are a disgrace to the uniform.
@TheLastRefuge2 6) Strange bedfellows Kelly & Mattis fantasized either of them would make a better Commander In Chief than Pres Trump. They believed the Job of Judas was to "manage" the Pres, not to succeed with his agenda for the nation but rather to fail against the forces arrayed against him.
@TheLastRefuge2 @threadreaderapp unroll 1) "I have an awful lot of,
