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It is good to see some in the military opposing Trump's abuse of presidential authority and
privilege in his interfering in their normal, legally arrived at, administrative practice and policy.

The navy in the Gallagher case

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After being pardoned by Trump for war crimes, disgraced Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher posted a video attacking his former
teammates who testified against him, listing their personal info and placing those still on active duty in harm's way.
[...]
When the commander of Naval Special Warfare Command, Rear Adm. Collin Green, moved to strip Gallagher of his coveted SEAL trident and status in the elite community, Trump again stepped in and protected the SEAL — a move that started a chain of events that ended with the firing of Navy Secretary Robert Spencer in November.
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The army in the Vindman case.

"Army won't investigate Vindman over impeachment testimony, top leader says
[...]
Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy made the announcement at an event just days after President Donald Trump said he imagined the military would “take a look at” whether Vindman should face disciplinary action for the “horrible things” he told House investigators about the president’s phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky last July."

Donald, enough is enough. Stand in the corner for 10 minutes.