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AXIOS: Ambassador Kaidanow becomes 5th Pentagon official to resign in 7 days
Rebecca FalconerDec 19, 2019
Ambassador Tina Kaidanow, senior adviser for international cooperation, has left the Pentagon, the Department of Defense confirmed to Defense News Wednesday.
Why it matters: She's the fifth top official in seven days to exit or announce their departure from the Pentagon, according to Defense News and The Hill.
The big picture: Per the two news outlets, Kaidanow left her role on Dec. 16. It was announced on Dec. 12 that Randall Schriver, the top Asia policy official, would leave his position soon. A day later, Jimmy Stewart, the acting undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness, said he was retiring.
Steven Walker, head of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, will leave in January "for an industry job," Defense News reported Tuesday.
Earlier Wednesday, the Defense Department confirmed to the military news outlet that Kari Bingen, principal deputy undersecretary of defense for intelligence, would step down next month.
What they're saying: A Department of Defense spokesperson told The Hill the service of long-time official Kaidanow was appreciated and he wishes her well.
Calloutfortruth tweet: https://archive.fo/V1ZLI
Sources are telling Dan #Bongino that they are genuinely concerned that some upper level people in our military are openly talking about defying the President of the United States. “That’s got a name. That’s called a mutiny.â€
[CLIP FROM DAN BONGINO SHOW - The President had every right to talk about the US Insurrection Act and the US military. What I'm hearing from people is that there are some military brass & civilian 'undersecretaries' are organizing together & talking about how they are either going to talk the preseident out of or simply not obey his orders, if the President, God forbid, and again, as I said, it would be a very bad idea now, but if we were to lose an American city using the US Military. Think about what I just told you. ... These are not 2nd rate, garbage sources, these are legitimate, real people, who are genuinely concerned that some, SOME, upper-level people in our military are openly talking about defying the President of the United States. That's got a name. It's called a mutiny. ... You don't like the President's Constitutional authority to use our military to surpress an emergency situation? Then there's a solution for that - it's called an election. It'll be here in November. ... But the mere suggestion that the President of the United States is no longer the Commander In Chief, and some band of military insiders is somewhow (CLIP ENDS HERE) ]
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