Obama Urges Soldiers to Question Trump’s Authority, ‘Criticize Our President’
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In his final address to America’s armed forces, President Obama told troops that once Donald Trump becomes president, soldiers have a duty to question his authority and criticize him.
Speaking to soldiers at MacDill Air Force Base in Florida on Tuesday, CNSNews.com reports Obama said the military’s mission is a fight against “violent extremism,” and said soldiers need to rise up against Trump they don’t like his policies.
Obama also blamed terrorism on global warming because, he says, it has caused terrorists to fight for scarcer resources. He went on to blame the Second Amendment for “violent extremism” in the U.S.
Corrie O'Connor
