Upholding the Oath
Upholding the oath our military leaders take is essential to the Rule of Law.
They must obey lawful orders, but have a duty not to obey unlawful orders—ones that violate the Constitution or our laws.
Reminding our military of their oath to follow the law is not “sedition,” as President Trump claims. It is his statements of “seditious behavior, punishable by death” and “hang them George Washington would” that are inconsistent with the Rule of Law.
Read the Navy Times article, Lawmakers urge troops to refuse illegal orders in video
Additional Statements
Federal judges say they’re facing intensified threats since start of Trump’s second term
“Things have gotten so much more dangerous,” a federal judge said in an interview with POLITICO. “I think we are headed in the wrong direction.” GLRL is gravely concerned with the increased threats against judges and the Rule of Law. Judges must be allowed to do their...
Can Jay Clayton 2.O Be Trusted to Stand Up to the President?
The Jay Clayton who chaired the Securities and Exchange Commission would make a perfect Director of National Intelligence (DNI). Jay, who was my boss at the SEC, was someone who pulled no punches and always spoke the truth. Those are crucial qualities for the vital...
The Warning Lights Are Flashing for November’s Elections
Signs that the Trump administration plans to interfere with the midterm elections in November abound. His primetime speech last month sounded the alarm, alleging Chinese meddling, droves of foreigners registering to vote, and an election system perilously vulnerable...
A Threat to the Midterm Elections
There are a few words in Article I of the Constitution that you probably never paid attention to but could be tremendously important in the midterm elections. I became aware of them last year while writing Stealing Elections, American Style. One of the chapters in...
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