Donald Trump Pounces On 'Loser' Mark Milley In Social Media Attack
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The former president knocked the ex-chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who criticized any "wannabe dictator" during his retirement ceremony.
Former President Donald Trump took aim at Mark Milley on Wednesday after the ex-chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff recently testified about the chaotic U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
“Mark Milley is a loser who shamed us in Afghanistan and elsewhere!” the presumptive GOP presidential nominee wrote on his Truth Social platform.
The remarks add to Trump’s public insults and attacks toward the former top U.S. general, who he suggested should be punished to “DEATH” for treason in September.
Milley, who has been frequently at odds with Trump, later declared that he wouldn’t take an oath to a “wannabe dictator” in an apparent jab at the former president during his retirement ceremony last year.
Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), during a House Committee on Foreign Affairs hearing Tuesday, asked Milley about “slander” such as Trump’s comments.
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