Insanity doesn't begin to describe it
Insanity doesn't begin to describe it
General Mark Milley, Donald Trump’s chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, said something that you must hear and reflect on. Here is what he told Bob Woodward, included in his new book, War:
Donald Trump is a fascist to the core.
Milley, a Green Beret, said Trump was a profound danger to the survival of the American Republic. Here is the exact quote:
He is the most dangerous person ever. I had suspicions when I talked to you about his mental decline and so forth, but now I realize he’s a total fascist. He is now the most dangerous person to this country.
Here is what President Obama said last night about Donald Trump in Pittsburgh, PA. Listen to the words. Understand what is at stake:
Here is what Donald Trump said yesterday during a speech at the Detroit Economic Club:
And, it’s so simple, I mean, you know. This isn’t like Elon with his rocket ships that land within 12 inches on the moon where they wanted to land. Or, he gets the engines back—that was the first I realized, I said, ‘Who the hell did that?’ I saw engines about three, four years ago. These things were coming—cylinders, no wings, no nothing—and they’re coming down very slowly, landing on a raft in the middle of the ocean someplace, with a circle, boom! Reminded me of the Biden circles that he used to have, right? He’d have eight circles, and he couldn’t fill ’em up. But then I heard he beat us with the popular vote. I don't know, I don't know. He couldn’t fill up the eight circles, I always loved those circles, they were so beautiful, so beautiful to look at.
Insanity doesn’t begin to describe it.
There will be 22 days left until the presidential election, come Monday. Please understand something. The future of the country is at hand. The choice is black and white. It is America or Trump. It is change or catastrophe. What will we choose?
Milley needs to hit the talk show circuit non-stop until the election. Kelly and Mattis should join him. I had hoped that McChrystal's public statement would shake something loose, but time is running out. These generals have a misguided sense of loyalty to military convention at the expense of the country, which reflects twisted priorities.
John F. Kennedy: "For courage, not complacency, is our need today, leadership, not salesmanship. And the only valid test of leadership is the ability to lead and lead vigorously." Vote: Harris/Waltz!