Milley says that walk with Trump was wrong.
The top US military officer says he was wrong to have joined President Donald Trump during his controversial walk to a damaged church near the White House.
The 1 June event created “a perception of the military involved in domestic politics”, Gen Mark Milley said.
It sure as hell did, and that’s what fake-warrior Trump intended. Captain Bone Spurs wanted to walk his sorry cheeseburger ass up to that church with some SOJERS so that everyone would think he’s a warrior too instead of the blathering whining two scoops of ice cream couch potato he is.
The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff was speaking in a video for a National Defense University commencement ceremony.
Oh was he! That’ll sting. That’ll get Captain Bone Spurs really mad.
He said: “I should not have been there. My presence in that moment and in that environment created a perception of the military involved in domestic politics. As a commissioned uniformed officer, it was a mistake that I have learned from, and I sincerely hope we all can learn from it.”
Gen Milley added: “We must hold dear the principle of an apolitical military that is so deeply rooted in the very essence of our republic.”
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The general was wearing battle uniform as he walked with the president and critics said this suggested his support for the deployment of the military against protesters.
Just a tad.
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Too late!
Point of order – since Trump never actually was in the military I would argue that, at best, he should be referred to as cadet bone spurs.
Well I know but Captain seems so much more mocking and sarcastic…
May I suggest “Cap’n”? It denies him the title but gives him a jaunty little nickname that puts him on the same level as Cap’n Crunch.
Screechy, it also sounds somewhat like Alfred P. Doolittle. Perfect.
I think he should still be relegated to Cadet Bonespurs, as he only ever went to a tin school and doesn’t deserve any meaningful military title. Most particularly since he used his private school position and wealth (and lies) to avoid any genuine military service.