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It was better than the movie. But, the title is for reference purposes only.
Seven Days in May
In fact, there are several good references in this article.
Fear not, oh acolyte purist, your wishes are their command.
Like many of his counterparts in the mainstream press, Los Angeles Times senior editorial writer Michael McGough is aglow over the apology issued by Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for having participated in President Trump’s photo-op in which military troops used tear gas on peaceful protestors in the nation’s capital in order to clear the way for Trump to arrive at the event. Milley indicated that in the future, he would refuse to obey unconstitutional orders issued by the president. In a recent op-ed in the Times, McGough heaped praise on Milley for acknowledging his mistake.
Clearly concerned about the public-relation consequences of his action, Milley is being disingenuous, and McGough is being naive.
Seven Days in May
In fact, there are several good references in this article.
Fear not, oh acolyte purist, your wishes are their command.
Like many of his counterparts in the mainstream press, Los Angeles Times senior editorial writer Michael McGough is aglow over the apology issued by Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for having participated in President Trump’s photo-op in which military troops used tear gas on peaceful protestors in the nation’s capital in order to clear the way for Trump to arrive at the event. Milley indicated that in the future, he would refuse to obey unconstitutional orders issued by the president. In a recent op-ed in the Times, McGough heaped praise on Milley for acknowledging his mistake.
Clearly concerned about the public-relation consequences of his action, Milley is being disingenuous, and McGough is being naive.
