President Trump has just sent the tranny-loving warmonger Jim “Mad Dog” Mattis packing earlier than expected. He wasn’t happy with the coverage his resignation letter has been getting in the kike press. Mattis will now be gone on January 1st instead of in February.
President Donald Trump announced in a Sunday tweet that Defense Secretary James Mattis will leave his position on Jan. 1, two months earlier than Mattis’s announced departure date in his resignation letter last week. The letter was sharply critical of Trump, which may have led to his expedited exit.
Trump said Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, will take over as acting Defense Secretary.
“Patrick has a long list of accomplishments while serving as Deputy, & previously Boeing,” Trump tweeted. “He will be great!”
The New York Times reported Sunday that Trump, angry with coverage of Mattis’ resignation, sought to expedite his departure. Mattis resigned after Trump appeared to unilaterally move to withdraw 2,000 U.S. troops from Syria against the advice of the Pentagon. Soon after Trump announced plans to remove troops from Syria, the president ordered the withdrawal of 7,000 troops from Afghanistan.
Here’s Trump’s tweet.
I am pleased to announce that our very talented Deputy Secretary of Defense, Patrick Shanahan, will assume the title of Acting Secretary of Defense starting January 1, 2019. Patrick has a long list of accomplishments while serving as Deputy, & previously Boeing. He will be great!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 23, 2018
A permanent replacement for Mattis would need to be somebody fully on board with permanently ending these insane wars in the Middle East, wants good relations with Russia and believes in defending America’s borders. Unfortunately, there aren’t very many people to choose from who fit this description and would be able to make it through Senate confirmation. It’s going to be a tough choice.
