Despite insisting earlier this year that he “could care less” about being offered a job by Donald Trump if the latter were to win the election, Flynn has been named national security adviser to the president-elect.
Flynn was initially rumored to be a candidate for the role of defense secretary under Trump, but that would have required senate approval and a congressional waiver (a former member of the military must be out of service for seven years before taking on a new government role; Flynn has been retired for just two). The national security advisor appointment puts Flynn in a position to influence Trump’s national security policies while side-stepping what could have been a bumpy approval process.
Wondering about his policy positions? Here are some quotes from Flynn himself.
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Publishers Notes: SO, what's the problem?
9 comments:
Loveeeeeeeeeee it.
Waterboard CNN.
Well, for one thing, ask anyone in Special Ops if torture really works (hint: It doesn't).
I've always thought the best person for the job is never the person who wants it most.
I like him, don't see any problem with him at all.
9:20 Have you ever served? How do you know torture does not work? Stop watching CNN.
MY KIND OF GUY!!!!!!
10:18 AM. (I am 9:20). Yes I have. US Navy. Worked in Intel, with SpecOps frequently. I don't watch CNN.
Dave T: Me too. Especially for members of the ISIS group, waterboarding should be a "privilege" compared to regular treatment they deserve. And... each one of these assholes should be summarily executed after thorough intensive interrogations are completed and officials are satisfied they have extracted the maximum amount of data they can retrieve. Be in known people, the days of pampering Islamic extremists and radicals who intend to kill and harm us, are over !
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