Anonymous wrote:Unless he is videoed drunk, drops dead, or beats his wife. Jan. 20, 2028, or as long as trump is president.
Trump will not replace anyone because he has their undying loyalty to him not the US Constitution. UNLESS, hs conduct/decisions impinge on trump's popularity. This is true of everyone in trump's administration
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is going to be another crisis stemming from his incompetence, and it will have a worse fallout than this one. So maybe within 6 months-1 year?
+1
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest here, 8:02. You just hate the fact that he IS accountable. America voted OUT the Democrat Party of Death and Destruction.
I guess you missed the part where over 50 civilians were killed in the Houthi attack, including women and children. And the delicious tidbit contained in the Signal chat where participants applauded the bringing down of an entire apartment building to get at one bad guy. Sadly, our government has always dealt in Death and Destruction, and this one is no different.
Anonymous wrote:He stoped the racism which is DEI.
Or are you democrats still supporting racism?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Let’s be honest here, 8:02. You just hate the fact that he IS accountable. America voted OUT the Democrat Party of Death and Destruction.
I guess you missed the part where over 50 civilians were killed in the Houthi attack, including women and children. And the delicious tidbit contained in the Signal chat where participants applauded the bringing down of an entire apartment building to get at one bad guy. Sadly, our government has always dealt in Death and Destruction, and this one is no different.
It’s also DemocratIC Party, not “Democrat Party”. Could be a typo, but 99% of the time it’s deliberate disrespect. Misnaming your opponent is a popular propaganda tactic. Whenever you see that, the rest of the take can be discarded.
I know right? Whenever I see someone write “Democrat Party” I just skip to the next comment.
Anonymous wrote:Unless he is videoed drunk, drops dead, or beats his wife. Jan. 20, 2028, or as long as trump is president.
Trump will not replace anyone because he has their undying loyalty to him not the US Constitution. UNLESS, hs conduct/decisions impinge on trump's popularity. This is true of everyone in trump's administration
Anonymous wrote:There is going to be another crisis stemming from his incompetence, and it will have a worse fallout than this one. So maybe within 6 months-1 year?
The alcohol, the carelessness, the disregard for people with military backgrounds.
Anonymous wrote:Unless he is videoed drunk, drops dead, or beats his wife. Jan. 20, 2028, or as long as trump is president.
Trump will not replace anyone because he has their undying loyalty to him not the US Constitution. UNLESS, hs conduct/decisions impinge on trump's popularity. This is true of everyone in trump's administration
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think he won't last as SecDef through 2025. The alcohol, the carelessness, the disregard for people with military backgrounds.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/03/27/hegseth-mistakes-some-trump-allies-00254817
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth responds to questions from reporters.
Some administration insiders are starting to express doubts about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's judgment after he texted sensitive military information in a Signal chat. | Rod Lamkey, Jr./AP
By Jack Detsch, Paul McLeary and Eli Stokols
The White House is publicly defending Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after he texted sensitive military information in a Signal chat. But behind the scenes, administration insiders are starting to express doubts about the Pentagon chief’s judgment.
Officials agree national security adviser Mike Waltz, who accidentally invited a journalist to a group chat with senior leaders, could more easily take the fall for a scandal that has embarrassed the administration — which may end up sparing Hegseth his job.
But Republican hawks, Pentagon officials and even some inside the White House now believe Hegseth also messed up by sending likely classified details from his phone. And that has the potential to undermine his credibility in the administration.
Because Trump clearly likes and has publicly exonerated Hegseth, “you’re not going to hear a huge public outcry,” said a senior GOP official on Capitol Hill who is close to the White House. “But, privately, there is a lot of concern about his judgment, more than with Waltz.”
Even for a Pentagon chief who has copied Trump’s pugilistic style — down to his Sharpie signature and campaign-style videos — Hegseth’s growing pile of mistakes are getting noticed, according to four officials and two people in touch with the administration.
“The problem is this is another example of inexperience,” said a person close to the White House, who like others, was granted anonymity to discuss a politically sensitive issue. “What happens when Hegseth needs to manage a real crisis?”
I’m sorry but he’s doing a great job.
In what way?
No American has died in Afghanistan yet.