Trump MAGAThread V: March Comes In Like A Lion

[Gauthier]

Oh yeah, they'd totally respect a draft dodger who compared going bareback to Vietnam.

Bareback is rough and dirty, yes.

Let me know when there's a Wall for going bareback.

[Neo Balka]

Bareback is rough and dirty, yes.

Let me know when there's a Wall for going bareback.

well there is.

[Valgora]

No, most of the Generals don't trust him, they've stated it outright.

Maybe if you paid attention during the campaign, you'd know this.

Bullshit. Military officials are NOT ALLOWED to take an active political stance.

If they take an active political stance, they can not do it as a member of the military, they must do it as a civilian.

[Gauthier]

Let me know when there's a Wall for going bareback.

well there is.

Hey everyone, there's a national memorial for going bareback!

[Washington Resistance Army]

Bullshit. Military officials are NOT ALLOWED to take an active political stance.

yet grunts probably love trump by sheer virtue as having lord mattis as DOD.

god bless that man.

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

[Valgora]

yet grunts probably love trump by sheer virtue as having lord mattis as DOD.

god bless that man.

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

Mattis is the only person I like in Trump's cabinet.

[Gauthier]

yet grunts probably love trump by sheer virtue as having lord mattis as DOD.

god bless that man.

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

So how many do the V8 Sign?

[Neo Balka]

yet grunts probably love trump by sheer virtue as having lord mattis as DOD.

god bless that man.

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

Marines consider him a father figure and maybe 2nd coming of chesty puller.

[Uxupox]

Bullshit. Military officials are NOT ALLOWED to take an active political stance.

If they take an active political stance, they can not do it as a member of the military, they must do it as a civilian.

Yes.

[Washington Resistance Army]

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

So how many do the V8 Sign?

Hmm?

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

Marines consider him a father figure and maybe 2nd coming of chesty puller.

5 fucking Navy Cross's, Puller was nuts.

[Izandai]

Oh yeah, they'd totally respect a draft dodger who compared going bareback to Vietnam.

Didn't Trump doge the draft by claiming something was wrong with his feet, and he still played sports?

I believe he said that he had an incredibly painful bone spur in one if his feet. He forgets which one.

[Neo Balka]

So how many do the V8 Sign?

Hmm?

Marines consider him a father figure and maybe 2nd coming of chesty puller.

5 fucking Navy Cross's, Puller was nuts.

I'd volunteer if the ghost of Chesty puller told me to do so.

[Seangoli]

Didn't Trump doge the draft by claiming something was wrong with his feet, and he still played sports?

I believe he said that he had an incredibly painful bone spur in one if his feet. He forgets which one.

And a few months later was on a football team.

[Conserative Morality]

No, most of the Generals don't trust him, they've stated it outright.

Maybe if you paid attention during the campaign, you'd know this.

Retired officers.

In any case, this was all I could find on military support of Trump while in office.

[The Black Forrest]

Can confirm just about everyone active duty I know loves him for that.

Hell, I like Trump a bit more for having Mattis around.

Marines consider him a father figure and maybe 2nd coming of chesty puller.

Eh? That's a bit of a stretch.

[Valgora]

I believe he said that he had an incredibly painful bone spur in one if his feet. He forgets which one.

And a few months later was on a football team.

How to not get in trouble dodging the draft:
Step One: be wealthy
Step Two: Lie
Congratulations, you have successfully dodged the draft without facing the law.

[Uxupox]

Marines consider him a father figure and maybe 2nd coming of chesty puller.

Eh? That's a bit of a stretch.

His military capabilities with the task force assigned to him which was TSN 48 was fucking brilliant and groundbreaking. His concept of operations while not revolutionary completely overwhelmed any opposition he faced during the initial stages of the Iraq war. His need for both speed and maneuver would put Guderian to shame.

[Seangoli]

No, most of the Generals don't trust him, they've stated it outright.

Maybe if you paid attention during the campaign, you'd know this.

Retired officers.

In any case, this was all I could find on military support of Trump while in office.

I'm guessing the transparently bungled and rushed Yemen raid may have some to do with it. Soldiers are willing to risk their lives in dangerous situations, but when the President rushes an order for a raid with poor intelligence that led the groups into an unexpected massive firefight, and said firefight killed a SEAL because of the lack of proper intelligence, you are going to get some unhappy people.

Also a lot are probably not enthused with the North Korea shit, I imagine. We have a lot of shit on our plate currently, and destabilizing another region when we should be focusing our efforts in the Mid-East isn't going to win a lot of people over, particularly when the country is such a laughable threat to the US proper. I imagine that's what the thought process is, anyway.

[Valrifell]

No, most of the Generals don't trust him, they've stated it outright.

Maybe if you paid attention during the campaign, you'd know this.

Bullshit. Military officials are NOT ALLOWED to take an active political stance.

Well, neither is SCOTUS. But, hey, we all know how that's working out.

[Seangoli]

And a few months later was on a football team.

How to not get in trouble dodging the draft:
Step One: be wealthy
Step Two: Lie
Congratulations, you have successfully dodged the draft without facing the law.

Also, there's a step 3 for seeking political office:

Step 3: Say you support the troops.

I'm pretty sure Trump could literally punch a homeless veteran right now and his support wouldn't waver.

[Washington Resistance Army]

Bullshit. Military officials are NOT ALLOWED to take an active political stance.

Well, neither is SCOTUS. But, hey, we all know how that's working out.

Yeah it was pretty bad when RBG blatantly came out against Trump.

[Valgora]

How to not get in trouble dodging the draft:
Step One: be wealthy
Step Two: Lie
Congratulations, you have successfully dodged the draft without facing the law.

Also, there's a step 3 for seeking political office:

Step 3: Say you support the troops.

I'm pretty sure Trump could literally punch a homeless veteran right now and his support wouldn't waver.

He said he could shoot a random person on the street, and his support wouldn't waver.

[Valrifell]

How to not get in trouble dodging the draft:
Step One: be wealthy
Step Two: Lie
Congratulations, you have successfully dodged the draft without facing the law.

Also, there's a step 3 for seeking political office:

Step 3: Say you support the troops.

I'm pretty sure Trump could literally punch a homeless veteran right now and his support wouldn't waver.

I dunno, I think it could get lower...

[Neo Balka]

Eh? That's a bit of a stretch.

His military capabilities with the task force assigned to him which was TSN 48 was fucking brilliant and groundbreaking. His concept of operations while not revolutionary completely overwhelmed any opposition he faced during the initial stages of the Iraq war. His need for both speed and maneuver would put Guderian to shame.

Mattis also worked well with smaller staff, which is great.

[Uxupox]

His military capabilities with the task force assigned to him which was TSN 48 was fucking brilliant and groundbreaking. His concept of operations while not revolutionary completely overwhelmed any opposition he faced during the initial stages of the Iraq war. His need for both speed and maneuver would put Guderian to shame.

Mattis also worked well with smaller staff, which is great.

He worked well? More like perfect.