Why military men pushing back on Trump is an 'extraordinary' event in American democracy - 2020-06-05

An aberrant event in the life of the American republic unfolded this week in the haze of flash-bang grenades, tear gas and fires.
In one of the world's oldest continuing democracies, past and present military officials pushed back on a president talking about deploying troops on U.S. soil.
"It's really extraordinary," said Richard Kohn, a University of North Carolina military historian who studies civilian control of the military.
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{{cite news | first = Alexander | last = Panetta | title = Why military men pushing back on Trump is an 'extraordinary' event in American democracy | url = https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/trump-generals-event-1.5599407 | work = CBC News | date = June 5, 2020 | accessdate = June 5, 2020 }}
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