The Trump Presidency Timeline

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continuing the administration's ongoing vendetta against perceived adversaries, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has revoked retired General Mark Milley's security clearance and personal security detail. An investigation has also been launched to determine whether Milley should be demoted for actions allegedly undermining the chain of command during Trump's previous term. This follows the removal of Milley's portrait from the Pentagon, signaling a clear message to those who have crossed the president. agent orange doesn't want you to be loyal to the constitution or the rule of law, loyalty to the tangerine tyrant comes first.

president whiny bitch terminated the government-funded security detail for Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, who has faced threats since leading the nation's COVID-19 response. Trump justified the decision by stating that former officials cannot retain security details indefinitely and suggested that Fauci, having "made a lot of money," could hire private security. This action follows similar revocations for other former officials, including John Bolton and Mike Pompeo, raising concerns about the safety of individuals who have served in high-profile government roles.

Donald Trump has withdrawn Secret Service protection for former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. This decision comes despite Pompeo's significant role in the previous administration and the potential security risks associated with his former position. It's almost as if he wants Iran to try to kill one of them (pomeo or bolton) as a pretext for war.

The petty whiny baby bitch of a president is being a whiny bitch and terminating the security detail of John Bolton, a former national security advisor to the Trump administration, despite credible threats against Bolton's life from Iran. Bolton, who has been under 24-hour protection since December 2021 due to an Iranian assassination plot, expressed disappointment at the decision. The plot, attributed to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, was reportedly in retaliation for the U.S. killing of Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani. Critics argue that removing Bolton's security detail amid ongoing threats endangers his safety and may embolden hostile actors