He's defending his "right" to...

[SHRED]

...share intel with our adversaries, compromise our allies as intel sources, and he put lives at risk potentially.

Oh, but he has the "right" to.

[stopbush]

1. I guess tRump also has the "right" to launch nukes at N Korea.

The problem arises when it's revealed that the reason he launched them was because he had a case of explosive diarrhea one morning and was feeling out of sorts.

[FakeNoose]

5. That won't happen, regardless of the reason

I know you're being facetious, but the generals won't let Cheeto push the nuke button.
They'll shoot him first.

We have adults running the military, and they are sane and reasonable I believe.

[jberryhill]

2. As with the Comey firing....

Having the lawful ability to do something is not a defense to abuse of power in the exercise of that ability.

I have a right to drive a car. However, if I drive a couple of guys to a bank in order to rob it, and then drive them away, the problem is not about my lawfully driving the car.

But, I guess this means that McMaster forgot to inventory the saws when he went out onto the end of the plank yesterday.

[SHRED]

4. It'll be interesting to hear his spin

McMaster is holding a briefing in 3 minutes.

[jberryhill]

7. Whatever he says now, Trump will contradict him again in a few hours

[Madam45for2923]

3. Yep! It doesn't matter that it is dangerous to us and the whole world.

He can grab p*ssy all he wants b/c when you are Prez they let you do anything.

[NightWatcher]

6. He has a right to make race cars out of his poop and race them down the hall of the WH

Probably shouldn't but...

[Zoonart]

8. He thinks he is King

and the GOP is not doing anything to disuade him from this fantasy. The divine right of Kings is the delusion he will use to explain his malfunction.

[manicraven]

9. Now that tRump defends his "right" to hand over intelligence others entrusted us with, that should

close the door, which means he just made all of us less safe.

[lostnfound]

10. His "absolute right". Like a king. Nt

[tblue37]

11. The "absolute" right, because in his mind he is an absolute monarch. nt