the president is considered commander in chief for a reason

The military main job is to defend the constitution

Not to serve the president

the constitution tells them to obey his orders

and sure, if he gave an unconstitutional order

they don't have to obey

but he has pretty much full latitude to tell them what to do

he can micromanage troops as much as he wants

Where does it say in the constitution, the military has to obey the commander in chief?

you must obey orders of your superior

that's how it works

he is the superior of all

befehl ist befehl

How do we end wars?

leave

it's not even a war

nobody declared war

we are just hanging out and shooting people

Do you need congress to say when we end war in the middle east?

no because there is no war in the middle east

What does war on terror mean to you?

if congress declared war, they would have to vote for a peace treaty

the united states is fighting no war

the last declared war was ww2

All the fighting we've been doing has been under the authority of the president exclusively

congress just pays the bills

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Powers_Resolution

congress may pass a resolution to recall troops if they want after 60 days

but they haven't done that

President Donald Trump pressed then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to help persuade the Justice Department to drop a criminal case against an Iranian-Turkish gold trader who was a client of Rudy Giuliani, according to three people familiar with the 2017 meeting in the Oval Office

fake news

Lol

This is based on a court filing

You dumb fuck

f a k e

n e w s

Yall gay

their sources are always according to "people familiar with the situation"

you can tell right there that it's a croc of shit

I can say i'm familiar with a situation in which trump communicated with extraterrestrials in the white house but that doesn't make it true

Shut up **Democrat**