[Spacetrucker]

Hard to believe they lasted as long as they did - traitorous bastards!

[jeffc]

Our duly elected President is best on all sides. No wonder it is hard for him to know who to trust: they lie right to his face...

[Mr. K]

‘Go tell the president what your differences are, and quit if you don’t like what he’s doing,’” Haley told O’Donnell

She just went up 10 points in my book. I think she was excellent at the UN, the best I've ever seen.

[The Westerner]

And we should believe her because...?

[HChampagne]

When you rise to the 3 and 4 star level it is all politics. These officers must be approved by the Senate and they have to swim through the slime of the Obama years. It will take a few more years to clear out these traitors.

[Luke21]

The way the story is twisted in some media, she comes off endorsing the coup.

[Vince Ferrer]

I actually liked the selection of Tillerson, at least for a while. What a disappointment.

[DouglasKC]

Good for her.

[seowulf]

There seem to be a lot of individuals and departments that need to be reminded of who works for whom.

[David Chase]

Haley’s stock keeps going up.

I know she had the flag incident as Governor, which could have been bad advice. But based on her U.N. performance, she’s exactly the kind of fighter we need.

[alloysteel]

Alexander Haig, when confronted with the chaos that was the Reagan White House in March 1981, asserted, “I’m in control here!”

The record was soon set straight, but by then General Haig had seriously shot himself in the foot.

General Haig had served with the Nixon Administration, at the height of the Watergate affair as White House chief of staff in May 1973. Retaining his Army commission, he remained in the position until September 21, 1974, ultimately overseeing the transition to the presidency of Gerald Ford following Nixon’s resignation on August 9, 1974.

Haig has been largely credited with keeping the government running while President Nixon was preoccupied with Watergate and was essentially seen as the “acting president” during Nixon’s last few months in office.

Easy to see why he pictured himself as the “take-charge” guy in moments of crisis.

Just as General Kelly and Secretary Tillerman would years later.

[piasa]

Isn’t Tillerson the one who pushes global warming?

[Travis McGee]

Scroll to 16 minutes, where Mollie Hemingway DARES to speak the name of LORD VOLDEMORT, Eric CIAramella!!!!!

OMG!!! PASS THE SMELLING SALTS!!!!

MediaBuzz 11/10/19 | Breaking Fox News November 10, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRJwpAB4T4E

[Manly Warrior]

So, she quit when by her own statements, the president needed her the most?

I don’t know....

[Gay State Conservative]

Perhaps the most important disadvantage of DJT’s being a newcomer to politics is that he can't tell who can be trusted and who can't.

[miss marmelstein]

She smells the way the wind blows - towards re-election. Another opportunist.

[Nifster]

It was seditious at least if not out right treasonous

[stars & stripes forever]

Haley, however, was not impressed. “It should’ve been, ‘Go tell the president what your differences are, and quit if you don’t like what he’s doing,’” Haley told O’Donnell. “But to undermine a president is really a very dangerous thing. And it goes against the Constitution, and it goes against what the American people want

Did NIKKI warn PRESIDENT TRUMP about the undermining? That is the question I would like to have NIKKI answer.

[Eagles Field]

If she didn’t tell Trump this within 24 hours then she is as bad as they, frothing nikki fanfreeps.

[montag813]

Plenty of room on the scaffold