First Felon unzipped ... Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

[Denizen]

Outside of bitching like entitled Antifans, liberals have no argument for Vlindman not to be reassigned.

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

 

[keepitreal]

Donald Trump has demonstrated that the GOP Senators who said that the impeachment would cause Donald Trump to temper his actions were dead wrong as Trump conducts a massacre of government officials who testified in the impeachment investigations.

The First Felon is unzipped and has no constraints on his criminal conduct.

Donald Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support.

Share prices of pike manufacturers have gone through the roof.

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman
by Tom Rogan, February 07, 2020 04:31 PM

A president has the right to a national security team he trusts. A president also has the responsibility to put the best interests of the nation before his own.

Firing Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on Friday, Trump acted as is his right but abandoned his responsibility.

To be sure, Vindman has become an inherently partisan figure. The moment the Army officer raised concerns about the propriety of a July White House meeting on Ukraine and later a July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he risked entering an inherently political space. That became inevitable once the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives launched impeachment proceedings.

Still, there is little evidence that Vindman acted outside the established reporting procedures in raising his concerns, and Vindman's service record as an Army officer suggests that he is first and foremost a patriot. We pay our military officers to make very tough calls in the nation's best interest. Vindman believed, credibly, that he was doing so.

For that reason, he was due more respect from his commander in chief than that which he received on Friday.

Team Trump sees things differently, of course, but Trump's supporters should remember that the president is not a king. ...

Please, STFU already

The Democrats have CLEARLY demonstrated
that Nancy Pelosi was full of shit when she insisted
the ONLY way to restore civility in Washington
and get things 'back to normal' was with Democrats

He should have been fired
Trump should have gotten rid of every holdover immediately

 

[LeftofLeft]

Outside of bitching like entitled Antifans, liberals have no argument for Vlindman not to be reassigned.

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

And??? Is he put in the street or reassigned? Has Trump fired the entire travel office?

 

[Denizen]

Outside of bitching like entitled Antifans, liberals have no argument for Vlindman not to be reassigned.

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

And??? Is he put in the street or reassigned? Has Trump fired the entire travel office?

Are you holding an orange ticket?

 

[hunarcy]

Outside of bitching like entitled Antifans, liberals have no argument for Vlindman not to be reassigned.

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

 

[Denizen]

Outside of bitching like entitled Antifans, liberals have no argument for Vlindman not to be reassigned.

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

 

[hunarcy]

Outside of bitching like entitled Antifans, liberals have no argument for Vlindman not to be reassigned.

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

 

[Denizen]

There is an argument. As John Kelly stated, Vindman performed his duty faithfully by reporting a crime in progress.

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Well you or can at the White House.... under any President.

 

[Denizen]

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Well you or can at the White House.... under any President.

Try again when you are sober.

 

[hunarcy]

Where is the crime? I can look at anyone and find something criminal to report them on. Even if they get charged and convicted, my motives will always be questioned. Trump was charged with an “abuse of power”, not a crime.

Again, you are not making the case for Vindman to continue in his role to serve the President in the White House. He did not lose his job, he is being reassigned and will most likely get a raise.

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

You do if you're being escorted out of a secure location, dummy.

 

[Denizen]

Vindman's brother was also fired by Trump.

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

You do if you're being escorted out of a secure location, dummy.

You evidently have experience of this.

 

[hunarcy]

He was reassigned, like his brother. Not fired

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

You do if you're being escorted out of a secure location, dummy.

You evidently have experience of this.

And you evidently have no experience, but that does not stop you from commenting. Why don't you stop talking about things you know nothing about?

 

[Denizen]

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

You do if you're being escorted out of a secure location, dummy.

You evidently have experience of this.

And you evidently have no experience, but that does not stop you from commenting. Why don't you stop talking about things you know nothing about?

'Talking'? That voice in your head is not me. You evidently have bigger problems than feeding on Donald Trump's steaming dogma.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Donald Trump has demonstrated that the GOP Senators who said that the impeachment would cause Donald Trump to temper his actions were dead wrong as Trump conducts a massacre of government officials who testified in the impeachment investigations.

The First Felon is unzipped and has no constraints on his criminal conduct.

Donald Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support.

Share prices of pike manufacturers have gone through the roof.

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman
by Tom Rogan, February 07, 2020 04:31 PM

A president has the right to a national security team he trusts. A president also has the responsibility to put the best interests of the nation before his own.

Firing Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on Friday, Trump acted as is his right but abandoned his responsibility.

To be sure, Vindman has become an inherently partisan figure. The moment the Army officer raised concerns about the propriety of a July White House meeting on Ukraine and later a July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he risked entering an inherently political space. That became inevitable once the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives launched impeachment proceedings.

Still, there is little evidence that Vindman acted outside the established reporting procedures in raising his concerns, and Vindman's service record as an Army officer suggests that he is first and foremost a patriot. We pay our military officers to make very tough calls in the nation's best interest. Vindman believed, credibly, that he was doing so.

For that reason, he was due more respect from his commander in chief than that which he received on Friday.

Team Trump sees things differently, of course, but Trump's supporters should remember that the president is not a king. ...

Vindman wasn't fired he was resigned you loon. He is still in the military at the same pay grade.

 

[Denizen]

Donald Trump has demonstrated that the GOP Senators who said that the impeachment would cause Donald Trump to temper his actions were dead wrong as Trump conducts a massacre of government officials who testified in the impeachment investigations.

The First Felon is unzipped and has no constraints on his criminal conduct.

Donald Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support.

Share prices of pike manufacturers have gone through the roof.

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman
by Tom Rogan, February 07, 2020 04:31 PM

A president has the right to a national security team he trusts. A president also has the responsibility to put the best interests of the nation before his own.

Firing Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on Friday, Trump acted as is his right but abandoned his responsibility.

To be sure, Vindman has become an inherently partisan figure. The moment the Army officer raised concerns about the propriety of a July White House meeting on Ukraine and later a July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he risked entering an inherently political space. That became inevitable once the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives launched impeachment proceedings.

Still, there is little evidence that Vindman acted outside the established reporting procedures in raising his concerns, and Vindman's service record as an Army officer suggests that he is first and foremost a patriot. We pay our military officers to make very tough calls in the nation's best interest. Vindman believed, credibly, that he was doing so.

For that reason, he was due more respect from his commander in chief than that which he received on Friday.

Team Trump sees things differently, of course, but Trump's supporters should remember that the president is not a king. ...

Vindman wasn't fired he was resigned you loon. He is still in the military at the same pay grade.

You wear your ignorance like a lip-service military award.

 

[Billiejeens]

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

Good grief, you hysterical boob, he's still in the military, he is still getting paid, he's not been fired. Stop your crocodile tears.

You don't get marched out of our workplace by security guards when you are reassigned.

You do if you're being escorted out of a secure location, dummy.

You evidently have experience of this.

And you evidently have no experience, but that does not stop you from commenting. Why don't you stop talking about things you know nothing about?

That's everything.

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Donald Trump has demonstrated that the GOP Senators who said that the impeachment would cause Donald Trump to temper his actions were dead wrong as Trump conducts a massacre of government officials who testified in the impeachment investigations.

The First Felon is unzipped and has no constraints on his criminal conduct.

Donald Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support.

Share prices of pike manufacturers have gone through the roof.

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman
by Tom Rogan, February 07, 2020 04:31 PM

A president has the right to a national security team he trusts. A president also has the responsibility to put the best interests of the nation before his own.

Firing Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on Friday, Trump acted as is his right but abandoned his responsibility.

To be sure, Vindman has become an inherently partisan figure. The moment the Army officer raised concerns about the propriety of a July White House meeting on Ukraine and later a July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he risked entering an inherently political space. That became inevitable once the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives launched impeachment proceedings.

Still, there is little evidence that Vindman acted outside the established reporting procedures in raising his concerns, and Vindman's service record as an Army officer suggests that he is first and foremost a patriot. We pay our military officers to make very tough calls in the nation's best interest. Vindman believed, credibly, that he was doing so.

For that reason, he was due more respect from his commander in chief than that which he received on Friday.

Team Trump sees things differently, of course, but Trump's supporters should remember that the president is not a king. ...

Vindman wasn't fired he was resigned you loon. He is still in the military at the same pay grade.

You wear your ignorance like a lip-service military award.

I meant reassigned still doesn't mean he was fired. You don't seem to understand how the military works.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Donald Trump has demonstrated that the GOP Senators who said that the impeachment would cause Donald Trump to temper his actions were dead wrong as Trump conducts a massacre of government officials who testified in the impeachment investigations.

The First Felon is unzipped and has no constraints on his criminal conduct.

Donald Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support.

Share prices of pike manufacturers have gone through the roof.

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman
by Tom Rogan, February 07, 2020 04:31 PM

A president has the right to a national security team he trusts. A president also has the responsibility to put the best interests of the nation before his own.

Firing Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on Friday, Trump acted as is his right but abandoned his responsibility.

To be sure, Vindman has become an inherently partisan figure. The moment the Army officer raised concerns about the propriety of a July White House meeting on Ukraine and later a July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he risked entering an inherently political space. That became inevitable once the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives launched impeachment proceedings.

Still, there is little evidence that Vindman acted outside the established reporting procedures in raising his concerns, and Vindman's service record as an Army officer suggests that he is first and foremost a patriot. We pay our military officers to make very tough calls in the nation's best interest. Vindman believed, credibly, that he was doing so.

For that reason, he was due more respect from his commander in chief than that which he received on Friday.

Team Trump sees things differently, of course, but Trump's supporters should remember that the president is not a king. ...

Trump has never been convicted of a Felony, so your comment about him being a felon is bogus...

Trump was acquitted by the Senate and has every right to purge his administration even if I disagree with him.

 

[Denizen]

Donald Trump has demonstrated that the GOP Senators who said that the impeachment would cause Donald Trump to temper his actions were dead wrong as Trump conducts a massacre of government officials who testified in the impeachment investigations.

The First Felon is unzipped and has no constraints on his criminal conduct.

Donald Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any support.

Share prices of pike manufacturers have gone through the roof.

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman

Trump fails in his responsibility with petulant firing of Alexander Vindman
by Tom Rogan, February 07, 2020 04:31 PM

A president has the right to a national security team he trusts. A president also has the responsibility to put the best interests of the nation before his own.

Firing Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman on Friday, Trump acted as is his right but abandoned his responsibility.

To be sure, Vindman has become an inherently partisan figure. The moment the Army officer raised concerns about the propriety of a July White House meeting on Ukraine and later a July phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, he risked entering an inherently political space. That became inevitable once the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives launched impeachment proceedings.

Still, there is little evidence that Vindman acted outside the established reporting procedures in raising his concerns, and Vindman's service record as an Army officer suggests that he is first and foremost a patriot. We pay our military officers to make very tough calls in the nation's best interest. Vindman believed, credibly, that he was doing so.

For that reason, he was due more respect from his commander in chief than that which he received on Friday.

Team Trump sees things differently, of course, but Trump's supporters should remember that the president is not a king. ...

Trump has never been convicted of a Felony, so your comment about him being a felon is bogus...

Trump was acquitted by the Senate and has every right to purge his administration even if I disagree with him.

The only people you disagree with are those that oppose Trump.