2 Comments for “Not about “serving” at all, it seems”
posted by Jorge on
The judge agreed with the government that the courts should generally defer to the president and Congress on military affairs, but it found that “Trump’s tweets did not emerge from a policy review,” according to the opinion, which featured images of the president’s July tweets.
“A capricious, arbitrary, and unqualified tweet of new policy does not trump the methodical and systematic review by military stakeholders qualified to understand the ramifications of policy changes,” wrote Garbis, who was nominated to the bench by President George H.W. Bush.
Wahoo, what a quote! Doublespeak within doublespeak.
I don’t know whether or not to be thankful that President Trump’s getting a hard lesson to think before he throws off the cuff remarks. I’m worried that a decision this explicit is like giving him a blueprint on how to power grab. Especially since it keeps mentioning his favorite word in the English language.
posted by Tom Scharbach on
As usual, and all too typical of conservatives who never served a day in their life, Stephen disparages the motivation and dedication of men and women who serve in the armed forces.
2 Comments for “Not about “serving” at all, it seems”
posted by Jorge on
The judge agreed with the government that the courts should generally defer to the president and Congress on military affairs, but it found that “Trump’s tweets did not emerge from a policy review,” according to the opinion, which featured images of the president’s July tweets.
“A capricious, arbitrary, and unqualified tweet of new policy does not trump the methodical and systematic review by military stakeholders qualified to understand the ramifications of policy changes,” wrote Garbis, who was nominated to the bench by President George H.W. Bush.
Wahoo, what a quote! Doublespeak within doublespeak.
I don’t know whether or not to be thankful that President Trump’s getting a hard lesson to think before he throws off the cuff remarks. I’m worried that a decision this explicit is like giving him a blueprint on how to power grab. Especially since it keeps mentioning his favorite word in the English language.
posted by Tom Scharbach on
As usual, and all too typical of conservatives who never served a day in their life, Stephen disparages the motivation and dedication of men and women who serve in the armed forces.