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Trump Dragged After Calling John Bolton 'One Of The Dumbest People In Washington' Over Martial Law Claims

Trump Dragged After Calling John Bolton 'One Of The Dumbest People In Washington' Over Martial Law Claims
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In recent days it was reported Donald Trump has been entertaining a martial law plot put forward by his pardoned former national security advisor, Michael Flynn. The idea would basically amount to a military coup to overturn the results of the 2020 election and keep the duly elected President-elect from being sworn in on January 20.

However, another former national security advisor to the President—John Bolton—felt that even talking about this was 'appalling'.


He told CNN's Wolf Blitzer:

"There's no other way to describe it. It's unbelievable [and] almost certainly without precedent, but it's important to understand this is just another day at the office, at the Oval."
"He's unfit for the job. I don't think he's ever read the Constitution."
"If he has, he clearly didn't understand it, and if he did understand it one point, he's forgotten it."

The full video of the Bolton interview can be seen below.

President Trump—having caught wind of Bolton's statement—responded on Twitter.

People pointed out Trump hired Bolton, the man he now calls the dumbest in Washington.





Many were confused as to what the President's dig was referring to.

Some tried to parse out the reference.

Others tried to figure out the President's logic.

And most just wanted the Trump era to be over.

Less then a month until President-elect Biden is sworn in.

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