Andy Card Describes the Terrifying Moment When the President Gets the Nuclear Football
The president takes an oath vowing to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution "and it's the shortest oath taken by anybody and those are unique words," Card said.
"The president cannot keep his oath without other people keeping their oaths, and many of them take an oath to follow the command of the commander in chief. There's no conditional clause if I voted for him or like him or agree with him. That's a sobering bit of advice. It's not advice, it's reality that the president gets from the military when they say you make the decision, if you make the decision, we will do it."
The satchel reportedly contains the following:
The Question is, if Trump Ordered a strike against NORK would the Military carry out the orders
The president takes an oath vowing to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution "and it's the shortest oath taken by anybody and those are unique words," Card said.
"The president cannot keep his oath without other people keeping their oaths, and many of them take an oath to follow the command of the commander in chief. There's no conditional clause if I voted for him or like him or agree with him. That's a sobering bit of advice. It's not advice, it's reality that the president gets from the military when they say you make the decision, if you make the decision, we will do it."
The satchel reportedly contains the following:
- a black book that describes retaliatory strike options
- a book listing bunker locations to which the president can be evacuated in the event of a nuclear attack
- a manila folder explaining procedures for the Emergency Broadcast System
- a small card, called the biscuit, with authentication codes to verify it's the president ordering a nuclear strike
The Question is, if Trump Ordered a strike against NORK would the Military carry out the orders