Mark wasn't helping the 47th President of the United States have a relaxed chain of command with the military. I don't believe him.

Craig James Shilow · Kolby Kyle · THE SEDITIOUS SIX JUST ADMITTED THEY MADE THE WHOLE THING UP. 

So Senator Mark Kelly waddled onto Rachel Maddow’s nightly cry session to defend that ridiculous video where he and five other Deep State mascots told the military to ignore Trump’s “illegal orders.”

Minor problem:

There weren’t any.

Maddow asked him what “illegal orders” he was talking about, and the man basically said, “Well, you don’t wait for your kid to get hit by a car.”

Translation: We didn’t have an example, so we just made up a crisis and hoped nobody asked follow-up questions.

This clown went on national TV to justify open insubordination against the Commander-in-Chief with the same logic a toddler uses when they blame the imaginary friend for breaking a lamp.

Then the Pentagon steps in, because when a sitting senator uses his rank in a video encouraging troops to disobey the President, that’s not “oversight” — that’s sedition with a smile.

Pete Hegseth lit him up, reminding Kelly he’s still under the UCMJ. And suddenly every globalist on Earth comes running to protect him like he’s the last vegan option at a Democrat fundraiser.

You’ve got:

– Alex Soros clutching his pearls

– Tim Walz pretending he knows anything about patriotism

– Adam Kinzinger attacking Hegseth like it’s his emotional support hobby

– The Vindman twins are trying to play superhero lawyers again

And of course, Kelly’s wife stepped in with the “He’s a patriot!” routine — because nothing says patriotic like recording a video telling the military to ignore the elected President without citing a single actual order.

This is the new Democrat strategy:

Create a fake crisis, film a dramatic video, cry on MSNBC, then act shocked when people call it sedition.

The truth is simple:

They aren’t defending the Constitution.

They’re defending their old power structure — the one Trump ripped out of their soft little hands.

If these folks want to pretend they’re saving the Republic, fine.

But the rest of us see them for what they are:

Career bureaucrats who can’t accept that America finally elected a man who doesn’t take marching orders from their little club.

And that’s why they’re terrified.

Because Trump isn’t playing their game.

He’s flipping the table.

And they know it.

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Thomas Williams, Yea! Tell us how much you wanted to help the 47th President, Donald Trump, use the chain of command, strengthening his military soldiers' trust in Trump's commands. You wouldn't lie to the soldiers, insinuating Trump is incompant, or an evil president, right, Mark?

Mark wasn't helping the 47th President of the United States have a relaxed chain of command with the military. I don't believe him.

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