[pepsi_junkie]

A passage from the book describes how during a meeting in the Situation Room, Trump reportedly "exaggerated claims about the violence and alarmed officials," announcing he "put Milley 'in charge.'" But Milley reportedly "confronted Trump about his role," telling him he "was an adviser, and not in command,"

So he refused a direct order from the Commander in Chief. Talk about insurrection.

[central_va]

These people are traitors. No other word will do.

[LuciusDomitiusAutelian]

This traitor should have been dismissed of his command on the spot and court martialed. Then sent to a fed max sec pen

[DoodleDawg]

So he refused a direct order from the Commander in Chief. Talk about insurrection.

I don't think it was an order that Milley could carry out. Doesn't the Posse Comitatus Act prevent the military from enforcing the law within the U.S.?