top u..s commander in hot water

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Riot

The question is why would he sacrifice his career over this - his chosen methodology doesn't by default force the administration to change anything about the current approach to Afghanistan, unless it's keyed somehow to the next in line to be there.

Because he cares about his troops more than his personal career? And when he has to follow orders from a clown calls it a day?

[Riot]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

Because he cares about his troops more than his personal career? And when he has to follow orders from a clown calls it a day?

I'd think if the man's primary concern was indeed concern for his troops, he wouldn't call it a day, he'd stay to help protect them from decisions he didn't agree with. Or he'd tell his Commander in Chief he couldn't carry out his orders and suffer removal. Or he'd retire with class.

Sad way to end a distinguished military career. I'll bet Obama doesn't have the balls to fire him. And yes, I think he must be fired. It doesn't matter who the President is, or if you agree with the politics or not, you don't publically eff the Commander in Chief.

[Patrick333]

Originally Posted by Riot

I'd think if the man's primary concern was indeed concern for his troops, he wouldn't call it a day, he'd stay to help protect them from decisions he didn't agree with. Or he'd tell his Commander in Chief he couldn't carry out his orders and suffer removal. Or he'd retire with class.

Sad way to end a distinguished military career. I'll bet Obama doesn't have the balls to fire him. And yes, I think he must be fired. It doesn't matter who the President is, or if you agree with the politics or not, you don't publically eff the Commander in Chief.

I agree. He deserves to be fired.

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by Patrick333

I agree. He deserves to be fired.

I think Obama should kick his a$$ or at least get knocked out trying.