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Orgo-Life the new way to the future Advertising by AdpathwayCritics quickly spotted a major flaw in President Donald Trump’s latest attack on Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.).
Trump has spent days escalating his rhetoric toward Kelly — a former U.S. Navy fighter pilot and NASA astronaut — after Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers released a video urging U.S. service members to refuse unlawful orders.
Trump in response has accused the lawmakers of “SEDITIOUS BEHAVIOR,” amplified posts about executions and, in a Truth Social outburst on Monday, wrote:
“Mark Kelly and the group of Unpatriotic Politicians were WRONG to do what they did, and they know it! I hope the people looking at them are not duped into thinking that it’s OK to openly and freely get others to disobey the President of the United States!”
The White House reposted Trump’s message on X, formerly Twitter.
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While Trump’s MAGA base cheered, critical commenters pointed out a crucial detail the president ignored. Namely, that the lawmakers urged troops to refuse “illegal” orders and not to disobey Trump personally, as he implied.
Many reminded Trump that U.S. service members swear an oath to the Constitution, not to any individual president.
You work for US not the other way around.
— Tracey Gallagher (@asmartbrunette1) December 2, 2025They advised the military to stop following illegal orders when they learned about the illegal strikes. That's the law and there is nothing wrong with stating it.
— Ben Schaeffer (@BenSchaeffer_) December 2, 2025We will not be ruled. Servicemembers swore an oath to the constitution, not a king. You are no different.
— Save America Movement (@SaveAmericaMvm) December 2, 2025Odd. Mark Kelly never said to disobey Trumps orders, just illegal ones. So in stating this, does Trump feel his orders were illegal?
— Christine Bardin (@pillchild) December 2, 2025Calling lawful dissent ‘seditious’ is exactly how democracies slide into authoritarianism.
When the government says disagreement = treason, the government is the problem.
If the president ordered the military to do something illegal then it is illegal to follow that order.
The president is willing to throw others to the wolves because he has immunity.
The military pledges allegiance to the Constitution, not to the president. NOBODY is above our Constitution.
— Paulina Plazas (@paulinaplazas) December 2, 2025Disobeying unlawful orders is not sedition. Giving them is.
— Jay Nector (@Truth_Bureau) December 2, 2025They said disobey *illegal* orders. Stop misrepresenting.
— Fleeting Yeets (@fleetingyeets) December 2, 2025
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