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January 1, Retired General’s Surprising Shift on Trump Presidency’s Future
Alright folks, listen up. We have some interesting news about former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, retired Gen. Mark Milley. Now, he once said that President Trump was “fascist to the core,” but now he’s changed his tune, saying America will be just fine with Trump as President.
A lot of people who used to criticize Trump are now saying good things since he won the election. This shows that even those who didn’t support him at first are coming around.
At a recent event, Milley talked with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle and told folks to take a deep breath because America’s going to be just okay. He believes in our great country with its strong people, institutions, and workforce.
He also talked about how every Secretary of Defense comes in wanting to make changes at the Pentagon. It’s a tough job, and it needs leaders who know how to work with Congress.
Milley thinks Trump’s friends could bring some smart changes or they might make a mess. He warns, if you come in just wanting to break things, you’ll end up with a pile of rubble, which won’t help defend America.
However, if done right, folks from outside, like Elon Musk or Vivek, could bring some positive changes. It’s about transforming the Pentagon the right way. So there you have it, America is in good hands, and the future looks hopeful!
Wyatt Matters!
America is a strong country with resilient people and institutions. Even when there are disagreements about leadership, Americans have shown they can come together. The recent comments by retired Gen. Mark Milley show that he believes in this strength. Many people are talking about how he changed his opinion about President Trump. But what’s important is the bigger picture: believing that America will be just fine because of its strong institutions and hardworking people. That’s what keeps the country moving forward, no matter who is in charge.
It’s normal for new leaders to come in with big ideas about how to fix things, especially in complex places like the Pentagon. Every Secretary of Defense faces the challenge of working with Congress and making smart choices. Changes can be good when they bring fresh ideas that make things better. But if changes are made just to shake things up, it can cause problems. It’s like building a house; you need a strong foundation, or everything can come crashing down. Leaders must work carefully and wisely to improve, not just disrupt.
Looking ahead, there’s a lot of potential. Newcomers, whether they are friends of the President or innovators from the business world, might bring helpful changes. It’s a careful balance to manage things in a way that helps everyone. There’s hope that with the right mindset, America can continue to grow and become even better. The future is filled with possibilities if everyone works together with a positive attitude.
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Dr.BBA
November 25, 2024 at 6:10 am
Or maybe the weasel Milley is not “coming around” but rather trying to protect his own a$s from being investigated for illegal acts while being Chair of Chief of Staff?!?
Tom
November 25, 2024 at 10:10 am
The second is most likely the case. He knows that he can be some real deep crap and covering his butt is all about what he has done for is entire career.
Joan Gavett
November 25, 2024 at 6:17 am
he is not to be trusted !!!!! Milley is only worried about him self
Kevin
November 25, 2024 at 12:48 pm
HIS PENSION
THOMAS
November 25, 2024 at 10:01 am
Please President Trump … Put no Trust in what Milley says … remember what he said about calling the Chinese and
tell them if you was going to attack them … now that is being a TRAITOR !
He should be stripped of rank and have his retirement pay taken away !
Tom
November 25, 2024 at 10:15 am
I believe he committed TREASON with the Chinese’s and should be charged with it. He did not have the best interest of the Americans when he made that statement. YES FIRST AND FOR MOST HE SHOULD BE STRIPPED OF HIS RANK AND A NEW HOME. THAT WOULD BE IN KS.
Teagan
November 25, 2024 at 10:07 am
Agree with previous posters. Milley is a traitor…willing to not only disregard his Commander in Chief, actually lie to him, and to go behind his back to promise cooperation with a foreign adversary, and that cannot be ignored. He needs to face charges, given a fair trial for his actions, with appropriate accountability. If he is not held responsible, then such betrayal will happen again and again.
Charles
November 25, 2024 at 10:13 am
General Milley needs to face charges for consorting with the Chinese. As Chair of the Joint Chiefs he let the military go to Woke rather than maintaining a well oiled fighting machine. The country is better off with him out of the picture. re-enlistments are up now that Trump is coming back and the WOKENESS is going to be a thing of the past. The country needs strong leadership and the DOD will get it. Good Ridence to Obama and Biden Flag officers and Secretaries. Hello to tough men replacing them.
Stephen Thomas
November 25, 2024 at 10:14 am
MILLEY, was the one that was dangerous to the Institutions of America and in direct violation to the military code of conduct.
Trump was the Commander in Chief… going publicly against, revealing internal goings-on and undermining what the Presidents policy positions were was insubordination and subject to court martial.
Trump could have had Milley and others stripped of rank, and sent to Leavenworth. In not doing so, Trump proved he was not a dictator, or threat to democracy.
It appears now that Trump is purposely going for people that will support his vision and get things moving on day one.
I find as I am getting older, I too have little patience for the status qou, and just need to get things done.
Milley thought he knew so much that he did as he pleased… and was the fool to do so.
Tom
November 25, 2024 at 10:27 am
Miley is nothing more than a traitor to the UNITED STATES. The punishment should fit his crime. Just all other traitors he needs to be removed from the face of this earth.
Michael W Morgan
November 25, 2024 at 10:41 am
He’s still a traitor for his promise to warn China if Trump would have planned a nuclear attack. There is and never was a reason to believe Trump would have done so. He is political hack for undermining the man and people he was duty bound to serve. He took a sworn oath to serve and uphold the Constitution of the United States. That includes not conspiring with an enemy. You have to wonder how many other breaches of ethics he made. Russia, Iran, North Korea ?????
MikefromTexas
November 25, 2024 at 11:43 am
He should be reactivated and court martialed. They all say good things now that Trump was reelected but will still back stab him.
Nathan C. Paris
November 25, 2024 at 12:56 pm
Get these wishy-washy back stabbing, lying sons-a-bitches out of The Pentagon, the ball-less bastards and that goes true with the rest of D.C.!!!!!!!
Ephraim Ponce
November 26, 2024 at 12:11 am
It is also possible that they were overdoing the rhetoric to get Trump defeated, knowing full well that it was nonsense.
Jack Tripper
November 26, 2024 at 6:04 am
st this bastard back to private first class, take his pension, and hang the traitor in the town square.