Comments by "Paul Rodgers" (@paulrodgers252) on "Sen. Mullin is lone lawmaker blocking general’s promotion: Sources | The Hill" video.

  1. he is a General which is Part of his Name be cause he is Military not a civil or civilian;
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  2.  @Flintlock1776 there is in coherent or coherent as there is civil or military office establish in Constitution Amendment XIV Section 3 (ratified 9 July 1868); so you try again; I am Class a Military V OFFICER of the United States: 1) was born U.S.ARMY, 2) raise U.S.ARMY, 3) join U.S.ARMY unit in HS, 4) Enlisted U.S.MARINES, 5) Commission U.S.MARINES OFFICER and OFFICER is establish on My DD-214; there are 3 Class: officers, Officers, which is how it establish in the Constitution of the United States of America, OFFICER; OFFICER Officers officers your Oath, all Words, are still active; as is My Military I and II Oath of Office;
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  3. by what Authority gives the Senate the Power to determine which Military Officers to not Promote or Promote?
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  4.  @stevenalvarado-doc7334  so what is this Authority and Who gave this Authority to the Senator to use to deny this United States Army General Officers Promotion?
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  5.  @stevealvarado4627  It Constitution not constitution, as is Senate: there civii or civil train one; I took the Military I and II Oath of Office, many Moons a go; so where is Military Officers establish in the Words you screwed up? “ “Appointment of the Officers” is establish in Article I.8.16 and Article II.3 establish “he shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed, and shall Commission all the Officers of the United States.” general is establish in Article I.8.1 “provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States;” All United States Military Commission Officers take the Oath of Office; and if you did not? stay the F away from the Constitution of the United States of America; and He is the Commander in Chief when dealing with the United States Military Forces not the President: which is the civil Title; and this is why “The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” is establish in Article II Section 4 since 17 September 1787;
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