Peril

[ousdahl]

lulz

[Deleted User 89]

Biden is just as bad, or so i’ve been told

[japhy]

Liberals are such hypocrites; they hate the military when it is doing bad things and now they love the military when it does good things.

Which is it libs?

Make up your mind!

[ousdahl]

How often does a top-ranking general have to protect foreign countries from his own president?

[Deleted User 863]

How often does a top-ranking general have to protect foreign countries from his own president?

Sounds more like he was protecting our country from our president.

Which isn't much better.

[twocoach]

Liberals are such hypocrites; they hate the military when it is doing bad things and now they love the military when it does good things.

Which is it libs?

Make up your mind!

There's a big wide gap between "love the military" and "feel appreciative that there is some sort of common sense involved at the leadership level".

[ousdahl]

How often does a top-ranking general have to protect foreign countries from his own president?

Sounds more like he was protecting our country from our president.

Which isn't much better.

Yea.

Whichever it is, it’s just cray that top officials went de facto 25th on the potus, even tho/despite/maybe precisely because no one else would do it for real.

Who’s supposed to invoke it again? The cabinet? Senate?

[Deleted User 89]

it’s both...and even much of the developed world

and Ousie, it’s a majority of the 15 sitting cabinet positions (along with VP) that can invoke the 25th, at least according to the most recent guidance from the Congressional Research Service