Orangeslice13
RockyTop is back, Let’s Go!!
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It's very hypocritical of you to act as if your left leaning news source is any different than, as you like to call it (Faux news). You can't be taken seriously when you whine and screech about articles right of center. We all know you're a partisan hack, just own it.These men signed their name to the statement that HuffPo is reporting. You surely can't be this stupid. On second thought....
So I guess it hasn't affected his first amendment rights at all. He's still talking and twittering with ease. Which I think kinda wreaks the "free speech first amendment" narrative.More pettiness by the infant in the White House. He only sees people through a lens that either support him unconditionally vs. those that are critical of him. It's that black and white - there is no nuance with orange knucklehead. He continues to divide instead of unite. The funny thing is that Brennan will still be critical of him, he doesn't need Intel Briefings to articulate this disaster of an Administration.
What makes these people patriots? And how is Trump stifling their free speech? How do they not have the freedom to say whatever they want?Nice to see so many American patriots stepping up in admonishing Comrade Bone Spurs.
Alienating the very people with the power and connections to expose your sketchy skeletons is supremely stupid. That's Trump for you.
Trump Trying To ‘Stifle Free Speech,' 12 Former Intelligence Officials Say | HuffPost
Why does the source matter?That’s twice now ive had to tell you I didn’t respond either way to the content , both times I’v made reference to your source and how unleliable it is , do I need to make the big words rhyme and use big letters so it can sink in ?
Why does the source matter?
Here ya go, Turtle. Yes, you're that slow,.
12 ex-intel officials slam Trump for 'ill-considered and unprecedented' action against Brennan
The former commander of the U.S. Joint Special Operations Command, who also oversaw the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, has a request for President Donald Trump: Revoke his security clearance.
Retired Navy Adm. William McRaven on Thursday wrote in an op-ed that he would “consider it an honor” to have his clearance revoked so that he could add his “name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency.”
“Through your actions,” he wrote, “you have embarrassed us in the eyes of our children, humiliated us on the world stage and, worst of all, divided us as a nation.”
You are having a really difficult time making a cogent argument. Perhaps you didn't get enough sleep.I know you didn’t just ask me why a source would matter when you post something for everyone in a political forum to read about the government , Did you ? Maybe you should put the coffee down and think about what you just asked .
I know I didn't vote communist with him in 84.Opinion | Revoke my security clearance, too, Mr. President
“Former CIA director John Brennan, whose security clearance you revoked on Wednesday, is one of the finest public servants I have ever known. Few Americans have done more to protect this country than John. He is a man of unparalleled integrity, whose honesty and character have never been in question, except by those who don’t know him.
Therefore, I would consider it an honor if you would revoke my security clearance as well, so I can add my name to the list of men and women who have spoken up against your presidency.”
I see several people on here calling Brennan a traitor and honestly, I do understand how you could even be in a position to make that statement. Did you serve under him? Have you had any conversations with him?
Yeah, all of these experts in our national security apparatus are all clearly wrong and it's the petty, vindictive, inexperienced, pathologically lying clown that's right. Makes sense. Deep State!!That op-ed has been posted already but, I think Trump should give him what he's asking for. Anyone who takes Brennans side should be looked at very seriously at and shouldn't be trusted.
Sure, attack the source instead of the content when you have no argument in defense of your hero's brilliance . You're a f*****g genius.
The constitutional scholars around here will twist it and say he was "punished" for expressing his view about "dotard" and something about being the absolute worst dictator in history. All the while ole boy is still out there running that mouth and getting paid to do it.So I guess it hasn't affected his first amendment rights at all. He's still talking and twittering with ease. Which I think kinda wreaks the "free speech first amendment" narrative.
Yeah, all of these experts in our national security apparatus are all clearly wrong and it's the petty, vindictive, inexperienced, pathologically lying clown that's right. Makes sense.
I just posted a Fox News source for you, dullard, with virtually the same content .
"Decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns and not political views." There's a reason why this is so unprecedented. Because it's dumb, it's dangerous, and above all it's childishly petty. The fact that you all defend this isn't the least bit shocking though.I mean seriously Tom, how ignorant can you be to even stand on the point of "violation of freedom of speech?"
"I'm taking away the clearance you had to information which you couldn't talk about in public anyway..."
"Decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns and not political views." There's a reason why this is so unprecedented. Because it's dumb, it's dangerous, and above all it's childishly petty. The fact that you all defend this isn't the least bit shocking though.
We're still friends right?All refers to those in the statement, precious.
Many have argued that Brennan having a security clearance was a national security concern."Decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns and not political views." There's a reason why this is so unprecedented. Because it's dumb, it's dangerous, and above all it's childishly petty. The fact that you all defend this isn't the least bit shocking though.
"Decisions on security clearances should be based on national security concerns and not political views." There's a reason why this is so unprecedented. Because it's dumb, it's dangerous, and above all it's childishly petty. The fact that you all defend this isn't the least bit shocking though.