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Politics : The Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill who wrote (275987)	11/11/2023 6:49:19 PM
From: Alex MG	3 Recommendations Recommended By rdkflorida2 Ron Wharf Rat Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 362874

Perhaps if the guy had not assaulted a federal officer he wouldn't have been served a warrant for his arrest If the guy had not fled when they served the warrant then they probably wouldn't have called for assistance But obviously you like criminals, as long as it's Trump and Trump's loyalists and thugs Police state? That's your orange shitler... > ...Reporters and photographers swarmed the group, led by Trump, as it trooped across Lafayette Square while police cleared the park by using tear gas and pepper balls on peaceful protesters. Trump was later photographed holding up a bible outside St. John's Episcopal Church. Milley, then-Defense Secretary Mark Esper, then-Attorney General William Barr, and several others were summoned to the White House on June 1, 2020 and told to "line up" shortly after Trump gave a Rose Garden speech threatening to deploy US troops to quell antiracism protests across the country. Gen. Mark Milley was disgusted and said he was "fucking done with this shit" after then-President Donald Trump used him and other senior officials to stage a controversial photo op at a church in Washington, DC, amid last summer's George Floyd protests, a new book says. Milley was so plagued by the photo op that he considered resigning, Woodward and Costa reported. The general is said to have asked former Secretary of State Colin Powell — who also previously served as joint chiefs chairman — if he should resign. "Fuck no!" Powell responded, according to the book. "I told you never to take the job. You never should have taken the job. Trump's a fucking maniac."