[Buckeye McFrog]

The author is not wrong.

But I would not make it one of his top 500 priorities.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Eight long years of the ineligible Kenyan from Indonesia usurping the office of President has had many deleterious effects.

The Kenyanesian Usurpation could not have happened without the full cooperation of the GOP.

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[ClearCase_guy]

What worries me the hope some of us have that the Swamp will be drained through the mechanism of military justice. The belief is sometimes stated that the military has high loyalty to the presidency, expects the Constitution to be followed, and will not tolerate traitors.

But, if military justice itself is corrupted, then what hope do we have?

[rlmorel]

"...When I served as a Navy prosecutor in the early 1990s, the military justice system served America well..."

That assertion is open to discussion.

[DoughtyOne]

We’ve got a guy that is tackling some of the worst problems the nation has right now, and is fighting almost everyone to do he right thing for the nation, and yet some folks cannot find satisfaction in that. They want him to address 5,000 things at once. And if he did, they’d urge him to increase it to 5,013 things, then more.

You know, that’s a good way to make sure nothing much is completed.

Trump has duties that don’t include some of the fixes he’s working on. He has a full plate.

I think the guy works as hard as any president has. He reportedly doesn’t sleep all that much and he’s off on Twitter at odd hours getting his thoughts out so people know where he stands, absent twisting by the media.

He’s done some things I don’t care for, but he’s also doing his best on some issues nobody else would have even attempted.

I fear the time comes when he’s no longer at the helm.

The press will destroy the next guy we put in, if we can get them in.

I’d advise folks to enjoy these moments, because they won’t last forever. Even if you don’t like Trump now, you’ll soon learn how badly you screwed up by not savoring these moments while you had them.

Ugly times ahead...

[jazusamo]

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[eyeamok]

This prosecutorial ambition is only part of the cancer. Outright corruption is a bigger problem.

This amoral behavior has permeated every facet of our society

[DesertRhino]

Also, the military justice system and it’s personnel was not deeply integrated with operational decisions. Now they get to approve targets, stand in judgement over infantry fights, etc.

They have become like political commissars in the Red Army of WWII.

If today’s military justice system was around in WWII, half the USMC in the pacific would have faced charges. Half of the US Army fighting invading Normandy and killing nazis would have faced charges.
They are part of a broad scheme to destroy the military and have largely succeeded. Fill it with women, homos and trannies. Promote officers based on globalist political alignment. Harass it with constant lawsuits. Make the shooters frightened to fight like soldiers by second guessing every move they make.

[PROCON]

When soldiers hesitate to defend themselves, fearing prosecution, they often come home in body bags.

I fear this occurred on many occasions.

[sport]

It is past time.

[kristinn]

Good article.

[Albion Wilde]

Things have changed since your day.

[Jack Hammer]

And get the military to stop waving around that GD queer flag.