Pentagon's Resistance: Bureaucratic Rebellion Against Trump
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The Pentagon's Resistance Against Trump: A Dangerous Conspiracy Unfolding
In an alarming development, reports indicate that officials within the Pentagon are already plotting to undermine the incoming presidency of Donald Trump.
Echoing echoes from 2017, these bureaucrats are engaging in discussions on how to respond to potential orders from Trump, particularly concerning the deployment of U.S. troops for domestic purposes such as assisting with border security.
This revelation is particularly concerning given the historical precedent that the U.S. military operates under elected authority.
According to sources, these Pentagon officials are openly contemplating how to defy what they characterize as "unlawful orders," despite no evidence suggesting Trump has any intention of issuing such commands.
This bureaucratic rebellion reveals a mindset that treats federal employees as unaccountable entities rather than public servants answerable to the will of the American people.
Instead of preparing to support the elected Commander-in-Chief, these officials are more focused on constructing plans to protect their positions and undermine directives that they disagree with.
The narrative being pushed here is that the military must oppose the will of the President on the basis of legality, yet it’s imperative to remember that the U.S. Constitution binds the military to the directives of the Commander-in-Chief.
Using active-duty troops to help secure the nation’s borders is not only a lawful action but a necessary response to the ongoing crisis at the southern border.
It is vital to recognize the constitutional responsibilities that the federal government holds in enforcing immigration laws and maintaining order.
This ongoing insubordination within the Pentagon must be addressed promptly, with new leadership willing to implement direction from the White House and hold those who resist accountable.
Additionally, Trump’s efforts to reimplement Schedule F—a policy that allows for the reassessment of federal employees—are viewed as a direct threat by those who seek to shield their roles from necessary scrutiny and accountability.
The underlying issue here is the disconnect between elected officials and the entrenched bureaucracy that believes it can operate in a bubble despite the will of the voters who desire effective governance.
This isn't just an isolated incident; it's indicative of a broader culture within Washington that seeks to maintain its status quo at the expense of the democratic process.
If Trump’s administration wishes to enact meaningful change, it will require a thorough overhaul of a system resistant to accountability, beginning with the dismissal of those officials whispering behind closed doors.
The American electorate is ready for a government that respects its authority, and those who wish to impede progress should be warned: the draining of the swamp is just beginning.
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
redstate.com
In an alarming development, reports indicate that officials within the Pentagon are already plotting to undermine the incoming presidency of Donald Trump.
Echoing echoes from 2017, these bureaucrats are engaging in discussions on how to respond to potential orders from Trump, particularly concerning the deployment of U.S. troops for domestic purposes such as assisting with border security.
This revelation is particularly concerning given the historical precedent that the U.S. military operates under elected authority.
According to sources, these Pentagon officials are openly contemplating how to defy what they characterize as "unlawful orders," despite no evidence suggesting Trump has any intention of issuing such commands.
This bureaucratic rebellion reveals a mindset that treats federal employees as unaccountable entities rather than public servants answerable to the will of the American people.
Instead of preparing to support the elected Commander-in-Chief, these officials are more focused on constructing plans to protect their positions and undermine directives that they disagree with.
The narrative being pushed here is that the military must oppose the will of the President on the basis of legality, yet it’s imperative to remember that the U.S. Constitution binds the military to the directives of the Commander-in-Chief.
Using active-duty troops to help secure the nation’s borders is not only a lawful action but a necessary response to the ongoing crisis at the southern border.
It is vital to recognize the constitutional responsibilities that the federal government holds in enforcing immigration laws and maintaining order.
This ongoing insubordination within the Pentagon must be addressed promptly, with new leadership willing to implement direction from the White House and hold those who resist accountable.
Additionally, Trump’s efforts to reimplement Schedule F—a policy that allows for the reassessment of federal employees—are viewed as a direct threat by those who seek to shield their roles from necessary scrutiny and accountability.
The underlying issue here is the disconnect between elected officials and the entrenched bureaucracy that believes it can operate in a bubble despite the will of the voters who desire effective governance.
This isn't just an isolated incident; it's indicative of a broader culture within Washington that seeks to maintain its status quo at the expense of the democratic process.
If Trump’s administration wishes to enact meaningful change, it will require a thorough overhaul of a system resistant to accountability, beginning with the dismissal of those officials whispering behind closed doors.
The American electorate is ready for a government that respects its authority, and those who wish to impede progress should be warned: the draining of the swamp is just beginning.
Sources:
rumble.com
redstate.com
redstate.com
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