@indyfor45th47th No, they should not. They haven't committed a crime by saying that any orders that are unlawful, should not be obeyed. They aren't saying anything controversial here, as this topic is specifically addressed within the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
@BillHerringIII@EdKrassen That's incorrect. Soldiers must abide by The UCMJ. SO if an order is unlawful and expressly prohibited, it shall not be obeyed.
@d2fl@EdKrassen Good question. The Uniform Code of Military Justice (U.C.M.J.) states that service members aren't permitted to participate in, perform activities or obey any order that is expressly prohibited by law. This includes orders given by the Commander in Chief.
@Mikerom37340908@ReallyAmerican1@mmpadellan Who cares? The Epstein Files should be released regardless of who it might implicate. Be they Democrats, Republicans, Libertarian or independent, let the chips fall where they may. If you want to side with the president, that's your choice. But I'm siding with the victims.