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To: goodnesswins

If he goes on TV to stab at Trump, it will give a view into his character, and his inconvenience does not match the sacrifice of the soldiers he likes to send into harm’s way.


16 posted on 09/11/2019 8:18:30 AM PDT by odawg
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To: odawg
I think you are right, Bolton has an obligation as a patriot and as a servant of the people not to go public over the substance of the policy disputes with the president.

But there is quite a different matter to consider: Bolton has an absolute right to take to the airways to defend his dignity and honor concerning the nature of his termination. If his account is right (repeat: if) Bolton was shabbily treated. It must be said that, because this kind of treatment as alleged has not been limited only to Bolton, reveals a problem of character if it occurred as Bolton describes. If the president set Bolton up to be fired the next day, Bolton has every right to fight his case in public. If the president proceeds to trash Bolton, as he has done to other departures in the past, Bolton can and should fight his corner.

However this saga unwinds, national security comes first and subordinates who are patriots do not air their policy disagreements when they might threaten national security.


37 posted on 09/11/2019 8:31:48 AM PDT by nathanbedford (attack, repeat, attack! Bull Halsey)
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To: odawg
If Bolton goes on TV to bash Trump, he'll be doing us a favor. It'll earn respect and credibility for President Trump that he is not a crazed globalist war-monger.

I'm enjoying the true colors of those who support John Bolton being exposed.

38 posted on 09/11/2019 8:34:46 AM PDT by grania ("We're all just pawns in their game")
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