Trump's Midterm Power-Grab Just Took a Direct Hit
Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine just torched Trump's traitorous scheme.
CAIN CALLS TRUMP'S POTENTIAL ORDER "UNLAWFUL"
In a letter to Sen. Elissa Slotkin, Caine stated the military has no plans to send federal troops or federalized National Guard to polling places — or to seize ballots, machines, or election materials — in the November 2026 midterms. He added he has "neither received nor anticipate receiving any unlawful order" about the Joint Force's role.
That's after Trump flooded cities with Guard troops against protests, Hersh reported a White House insider confirming a poll-deployment plan in July, and Trump himself refused to rule it out. Slotkin earlier asked Defense Secretary Hegseth the same question; Hegseth dismissed it as a "gotcha hypothetical" and still hasn't answered.
Voting-rights expert Wendy Weiser called Caine's letter "significant": it preemptively labels any such order unlawful and slams home that state and local officials — not the Pentagon — run elections.
The top general just drew a bright legal line in the sand that the most corrupt president in U.S. history can't easily cross.
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