The situation at the White House was considered dire by many as confusion reigned. There were concerns over who were hired to help run the Country. There were also concerns by the President about the tactics being used by his staff.
Both of these concerns could be detrimental to the United States of America. The Generals in Trump’s camp could be bad for business. The stalling tactics by some of the White House staff could make Trump either rush a decision or neglect an important one.
Retired Adm. Mike Mullen shared his concerns about the many Generals who have worked at the White House since Trump took office.
Mullen’s Theory
Mullen was once the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
He was concerned about former General John Kelly acting in political matters.
“It’s much more a strongman’s Country than it is a democratic, open, free country,” he said.
He made mentioned of other persons who were Generals who were involved in political matters.
“It is a tough, difficult, political environment,” he said, and “it can be very toxic, and it can destroy people.”
“To see John Kelly — and I’ll be very specific — politicize, you know, the death of his son to support the political outcome for the President was very, very distressing to me,” Mullen said.
