Trump fires two major impeachment figures -- Alexander Vindman and Gordon Sondland

The president has the expectation that people that work for him support his policies or at least minimally will execute them. If you cannot do so, you should leave on your own. If you get on the presidents radar as not supporting him or his policies what exactly do you think should happen? Does the president resign or does he release you? I think we all know how that ends.

Every president releases staffers ambassadors etc. There is nothing new under the sun here.

It’s about damn time. We must remember sometimes reprisals are a good thing.

Cpl Jeff N. That’s how it’s been for our Country’s entire time. These military members and ambassadors were contaminated by the Left and forgot their duty. MHO

Any private betraying his commanding officer Like this would be reduced to E-1 and discharged. They should be discharged also. MHO

Thank you. It happens all the time in the military, loss of confidence in ability to lead. He can continue to lead in some capacity, until he retires.

Not retaliation. The president has the full right to relieve anyone. They all serve at his pleasure. He needs no excuse to let them go. Another whiney moment for you. How many people do you think Obama let go during his time for disagreement?

IF they were correct or what they had to say had validity, we would be looking at a President Pence. If what the President did in regards to Biden was real, Sen Sanders, Warren, and Klobaucher would not have been allowed to vote against their political opponent. The Vice President is not allowed a vote on impeachment because a vote for guilt would benefit them the same as a vote for those three senators benefits them. President Trump being found guilty was the only chance these three had at winning the election, they tried, and took an Army officer down with them. I hope they have good jobs set up for both of them because they are done with the US government until at least 2024. It is politics, they played, and they lost.