Can't wait till next week!!!!
Hooahh!
Get some, bikers.
Can't wait till next week!!!!
When it’s head knocking time in DC-town will Pajama Boy and Snowflake be there?
If I were Trump, I would do a quick inauguration ceremony but cancel all the celebration party, then quick go back to the Whitehouse office and abolish all Obama’s executive orders in last 8 years. That would be the best revenge to the left.
I support USA bikers. Please be clean and don’t _start_ the problems; just finish anything that the beasties start, for them.
The protesters are going to look for trouble with this guy? They're dumber than I thought.
GREAT!
Obama clears the way for Democrat protestors:
D.C. National Guard Chief Fired Days Before Trump Inauguration: “The Timing Is Extremely Unusual”
by Tyler Durden
Jan 13, 2017 2:50 PM
“The timing is extremely unusual,” Schwartz said in an interview Friday morning, confirming a memo announcing his ouster that was obtained by The Washington Post.
During the inauguration, Schwartz would command not only the members of the D.C. guard but also an additional 5,000 unarmed troops sent in from across the country to help. He also would oversee military air support protecting the nation’s capital during the inauguration.
“My troops will be on the street,” Schwartz, who turned 65 in October, said, “I’ll see them off but I won’t be able to welcome them back to the armory.” He said that he would “never plan to leave a mission in the middle of a battle.”
Schwartz, who was appointed to head the guard by President George W. Bush in 2008, maintained the position through President Obama’s two terms. He said his orders came from the Pentagon but that he doesn’t know who made the decision.
D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson (D) blasted the decision to remove Schwartz, especially on Inauguration Day.
“It doesn’t make sense to can the general in the middle of an active deployment,” Mendelson said. He added that Schwartz’s sudden departure would be a long-term loss for the District. “He’s been really very good at working with the community and my impression was that he was good for the Guard.”
Unlike in states, where the governor appoints the National Guard commander, in the District that duty falls to the president.
Schwartz said that he has not been told why he was asked to step down. “I’m a soldier,” he said, noting that he was following orders and has no regrets. “I’m a presidential appointee, therefore the president has the power to remove me.”
Is this just another part of Obama’s “smooth” transition? Or is something even more sinister at work here, since we already know that anti-Trump activists are planning “the biggest protest in US history” on the day of the inauguratio
I suggest the bikers stock up on wasp spray.