Thom Tillis on Double Tap Boat Strike Transparency and Presidential Responsibility
Forbes Breaking NewsJanuary 5, 20261 min1,796 views
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- π’ Senator Thom Tillis emphasizes the need to release the video of the Double Tap strike, stating, "We got to release the video."
- π‘ He believes transparency is crucial for the public to objectively assess the situation without speculation.
- π Tillis also advocates for the release of the Epstein files, provided they do not compromise mission integrity.
Handling of the Strike
- β οΈ Tillis suggests the Secretary may have "gotten out ahead of his skis" by commenting before having all the facts.
- π§ He advises a methodical approach: "Let's answer the questions. Move on."
- π° The initial response was perceived by some as dismissive, with suggestions of "fake news" before the story gained traction.
Presidential Responsibility
- πΊπΈ Regarding President Trump's assessment that responsibility stops with the Secretary, Tillis agrees that the President, as commander-in-chief, should rely on his cabinet.
- π― The expectation is that subject matter experts within the cabinet will execute their duties effectively.
- π€ Tillis implies that if there's an issue with an advisor, the president should hold that advisor accountable rather than being directly involved in every operational detail.
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Double Tap strikeTransparencyRelease of videoEpstein filesMission integritySecretary's handlingCommander-in-chiefPresidential responsibilityCabinet executionAccountability
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