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In reply to the discussion: Anyone else expects an Austin resignation? [View all]maxrandb
(17,522 posts)69. No, I'll wait until MTG and Elise Stefanik begin demanding his resignation
then I will say; "Fuck No!"
This is a tempest in a teapot. I am sure that protocols will be reviewed and updated, but it really is a nothing-burger.
It's a mistake in search of a scandal. Let's not help the Reich Wing by claiming; "oh, this looks bad", without the foggiest notion that it is "bad".
He's been a great SECDEF.
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Probably something not life threatening, but personal, like hemorrhoids.
LudwigPastorius
Jan 2024
#9
I don't think so. People get sick. If he was incapacitated it's a failure of the Deputy sec'y to alert the president.
brush
Jan 2024
#17
Could have been infection after an ortho procedure and somebody forgot to make a phone call
dalton99a
Jan 2024
#18
Of course. The Deputy has a deputy. The DOD kept going without the Deputy Sec'y being called back...
brush
Jan 2024
#66
No. I don't believe the Administration was not aware of what was going on.
marble falls
Jan 2024
#86