What the Military Oath of Enlistment Says About Legal and Illegal Orders

MIKE DAVIS: Deranged Democrats' latest coup attempt seeks military mutiny

Congressional Democrats are openly encouraging anarchy with a new video calling on military and intelligence officials to disobey what they claim are unlawful orders from President Trump. All government officials take an oath to uphold the law, including the United States Constitution and all statutes. There are some examples where orders are plainly unlawful, and a defense of "I was just following orders" is unavailing. An infamous case involve…

Some Democrats urge the military to 'refuse illegal orders.' What if the IRS, ATF, and EPA did the same?

Much of what the federal government does on a daily basis already flouts constitutional protections and offends human decency.

What the military oath of enlistment says about legal and illegal orders

The call from Democratic veterans in Congress highlights the federal law that dictates the conduct of members of the military.

Dem veterans in Congress urge service members to refuse unlawful orders

None of the Democrats specified what illegal orders they should be concerned about or what to do if they believe they are given one.

MIKE DAVIS: Deranged Democrats' latest coup attempt seeks military mutiny

Congressional Democrats are openly encouraging anarchy with a new video calling on military and intelligence officials to disobey what they claim are unlawful orders from President Trump. All government officials take an oath to uphold the law, including the United States Constitution and all…

MIKE DAVIS: Deranged Democrats' latest coup attempt seeks military mutiny – Democratic Accent

Congressional Democrats are openly encouraging anarchy with a new video calling on military and intelligence officials to disobey what they claim are unlawful orders from President Trump. All government officials take an oath to uphold the law, including the United States Constitution and all statutes. There are some examples where orders are plainly unlawful, and a defense of “I was just following orders” is unavailing. An infamous case involve…