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So, in your opinion then, if the officer believes the orders are illegal or he is highly suspicious that they may be illegal (he asked for a year for the answer's he seeks, from his chain of command & his Congressional delegation) he should simply "follow orders" anyway?

What is illegal or highly suspicious about an order to deploy overseas? It's not like they're asking him to nuke a village or something.

[rxsid]

" So, in your opinion then, if the officer believes the orders are illegal or he is highly suspicious that they may be illegal (he asked for a year for the answer's he seeks, from his chain of command & his Congressional delegation) he should simply "follow orders" anyway?

What is illegal or highly suspicious about an order to deploy overseas? It's not like they're asking him to nuke a village or something.

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He has reason to believe those orders are coming from an illegal POTUS.