JD Vance's role in Signal chat angers senior Republican lawmakers
(NBC News) WASHINGTON Vice President JD Vances last-minute concerns about President Donald Trumps decision to strike the Houthis in Yemen, raised in a now-public Signal chat with other top U.S. officials, have left senior Republican lawmakers angry.
Some are upset because they think Vance was trying to block a directive from Trump. Others, reflecting a broader debate inside the administration and the GOP over the wisdom of embarking on a stepped-up campaign against the militant group, are upset about the side he took.
Trump has campaigned and governed on the idea that America should be put first and its traditional allies and conflicts overseas second. But his administration is now making moves that reflect the potential for a protracted military campaign against the Houthis.
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gab13by13
(27,328 posts)Lol, SignalGate is dead, when the weather improves time to go golfing.
Skittles
(162,992 posts)FROM THE SAME ASSHOLES WHO SPENT 800 CONGRESSIONAL HOURS WHINING ABOUT HILLARY'S EMAILS
Grins
(8,171 posts)There fixed it.
Who cares if they are angered?