Trump says dems ‘should be in jail’ for urging troops to refuse illegal orders

President Donald Trump on Saturday said that Democrats have called on the military to reduce illegal orders to participate in “the highest treason” and “should be in prison now.”

This comes after some of the other lawmakers who appeared in the case of the military to use the illegal orders, Michigan Sen. Lissa Slotkin, was targeted in a bomb attack in the following days after the following days of the Democrats raising.

In true social truth on Saturday, Trump pointed out that the “recruiters” who appeared in the video “should be going around the fake news networks trying to explain what they’re saying.”

“It wasn’t, and it won’t be!” he wanted. “It was treason at the highest level, and treason is a serious crime. There can be no other interpretation of what they said!”

Sen. Slotkin’s home targeted by bomb threats days after he told the army to reduce ‘illegal’ orders

Trump initially responded to the video message saying, “My job is to do things with death!” He also shared a post from another account that said, “Send that George Washington would have been.”

The White House and the President himself are trying to walk back his views, saying he does not want to exclude Democrat lawmakers.

In another post on Saturday, Trump said that “many leading legal scholars” agree with his position that “Democrats who popularize and tell the military to disobey my orders, as President, are committing a serious crime.”

Slotkin, a former CIA and Defense Department official, shared a video on Tuesday with other Democrats urging the military and intelligence community to ignore illegal orders from officials.

“This is being controlled by our military and intelligence community experts going to war against American citizens,” the lawmakers said. “Like us, you all swear an oath to protect and defend the Constitution. Right now, threats to our Constitution are not emerging.” No one should make orders that violate the law or our Constitution. “

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Sen. Elissa Slotkin was referred to a bomb threat a few days after the video with President Donald Trump’s subsequent statements were made by law enforcement officers. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc Via Images; Andrew Harnik / Getty Images)

Other lawmakers in this video include Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona and Reps. Chris Deluzio and Chrisy Houlazio of Pennsylvania, and answers.

Trump Administration officials and other Republicans criticized the video, which confirms that refusing illegal orders is a standard part of military protocol.

Slotkin’s office said Friday that police responded to his Michigan home following a bomb threat, but that he was not home at the time.

US Capitol police told him he would have security around the clock.

“We have law enforcement outside my house,” he told Mrs. Now. “It changes things quickly. And the climate of leadership is set from the top. And if the president says you should be hanged, then you shouldn’t be surprised when people are found on the ground.”

Lawmakers in the video vowed not to back down despite the threats. (Paul Sancta – Pool / Getty Images)

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Lawmakers in the video vowed not to back down despite the threats.

“It tells you a lot that the President considers it a death penalty for us to return to the law. You should not know that we receive not only their oaths, but also our work,” said a joint employee on Thursday.

“In these times, fear is contagious, but so is courage. We will continue to lead and we will not be intimidated,” the statement said.