Despite U.S. whistleblower protections and warnings against reprisals, a former Trump and Bush administration advisor believes Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman must be "court-martialed" for speaking out against the president and violating his chain of command.
Christian Whiton tweeted Saturday:
"To protect the military from being seen as political, Vindman must be court-martialed for speaking contemptuously of the President and violating the chain of command. The law isn't optional just because an officer hates his commander in chief."
Whiton is not the first one to call for Vindman answering to his violation of chain of command when he facilitated the whistleblower's complaint against President Donald Trump and subsequently testifying against the president in the House impeachment inquiry.
The Federalist co-founder Sean Davis tweeted in November:
"Vindman was insubordinate, ignored chain of command, leaked, and lied to Congress about not knowing who the whistleblower is, when he clearly knows because he was the whistleblower's primary source.
"He deserves to be court-martialed under the UCMJ."
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ReplyDeleteHe definitely does deserve it. There is such a thing as free speech, but you sign a contract when you go into the military that stipulates what you can and cannot do/say. He signed it.
ReplyDeleteLaw school graduate and military officer. He knew exactly what he was doing. Investigate, try, convict and administer most severe punishment. He was part of the plot.
Vindman = R A T. He's a rotten bastard that has forgot his place. Re-assigned to Antarctica should be his lot or drummed out of the corps or dishonorably discharged.
ReplyDeleteOld Soldier
Democrats will kill your children if you even mention prosecuting one of their patsy witnesses.
ReplyDeleteThat is the Military code of conduct violation that this idiot swore to and even invoked in the fake / lying testimony. There should be no question he should be up for a court martial and punished to the fullest.
ReplyDeleteVindman was not a 'whistle-blower'. He committed sedition and treason,and
ReplyDeleteshould be charged and punished severely under UMCJ. Severely because he is
not a civilian,but an officer who swore an Oath to the Constitution and the
United States of America.
Winner, Winner, Big-Chicken-Dinner!
ReplyDeleteThe Courts-Martial, conviction and Bad-Conduct-Discharge are the correct thing for this anti-patriot!
People, when I was in Army driving a jeep for a full bird colonel,I was told in a nice way to keep things the colonel said to myself and not repeat it.
ReplyDeleteVindman's duty should have been "if we want your opinion we'll ask for it, otherwise be quiet."
Treason- hang him by the neck in downtown D.C.. Take that freak that got a sex change on our tax dollars and hang IT right beside him.. Then bury both of them on the Green. Make sure their asses are sticking out of the ground so Republicans have a place to park their bikes.
ReplyDeleteHe should be demoted to Corporal. Assigned to Turkey or better yet - Ukraine. See what happens to his ego then.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Hillary and Obomba? First things first. Lynch. Comey. Brennan. I could go on...
ReplyDeleteAnd Alexander still sits across the hall in the WH from his twin brother Yevgeny who is also a National Security Council staffer, whose assignment includes reviews of sensitive materials like John Bolton’s book that the New York Times is now leaking. How stupid do they think we are?
ReplyDeleteGuess who Vidman's twin brother is? The NSC employee that was reviewing Bolton's book! Makes sense now, doesn't it!
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