Trump draft executive order would set up board to oust generals en masse: Report
The transition team for President-elect Trump is working on an executive order that would speed up the firing of top military brass if signed, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday. The draft executive order would set up a “warrior board” of retired generals and noncommissioned officers given power to review three- and four-star officers
Report: Trump considering executive order to create board to purge ‘woke’ generals
Jacob Soboroff, NBC News Correspondent , John Heilelmann, MSNBC National Affairs Analyst and Sarah Matthews, Former Trump White House Deputy Press Secretary join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the stunning new reporting from the Wall Street Journal which NBC News has not been able to verify,
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Trump’s First Executive Order May Be a Military PurgeTrump’s transition team has a “warrior board” executive order ready for the president-elect’s desk. An executive order draft is floating around MAGA world that would establish a ...
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Gov. Parson rescinds executive order, sparking concerns among minority-owned businessesA new governor elect has been selected to take over this winter, but until then Gov. Mike Parson is making some changes ...
The directive calls for smarter wildfire mitigation measures, reviewing underperforming programs and boosting climate credits ...
Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. A second Biden-era cybersecurity executive order could be ushered in by year-end during the congressional “lame duck” session if ...
Republicans in the Legislature expressed skepticism at Governor Gavin Newsom's attempts to lower utility bills.
In the leadup to the Nov. 1 implementation of Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order requiring Texas public hospitals to report ...
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