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A HOUSE DIVIDED
One of CNN's own military analysts told Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn to STFU over his ridiculous criticism of the strike that killed Iran's Terrorist Qud Force Leader general Qassem Soleimani!
Major Gen. James A. "Spider" Marks [Ret.], who serves as a military analyst for CNN, pushed back against Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., who tweeted late Thursday that the strike did not have authorization from Congress and could set off a "potentially massive regional war."
Murphy, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, also tweeted that no one knows what will happen next when it comes to potential Iranian retaliation and that the administration acted "with no consideration of the consequences."
Marks (Ret.) scolded Murphy for his rush to criticize Trump's decision, pointing out that Soleimani was "brazenly" traveling around Baghdad Thursday just after attacks - blamed on Iran-backed militias - that killed an American contractor and threatened personnel at the U.S. embassy.
“What I would say to Senator Murphy is, why don’t you just be quiet,” Marks said, questioning the notion that the strike has made the world "more dangerous."
CNN military analyst rips Senate Democrat's criticism of Soleimani strike: 'Just be quiet'
One of CNN's own military analysts told Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn to STFU over his ridiculous criticism of the strike that killed Iran's Terrorist Qud Force Leader general Qassem Soleimani!
Major Gen. James A. "Spider" Marks [Ret.], who serves as a military analyst for CNN, pushed back against Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., who tweeted late Thursday that the strike did not have authorization from Congress and could set off a "potentially massive regional war."
Murphy, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, also tweeted that no one knows what will happen next when it comes to potential Iranian retaliation and that the administration acted "with no consideration of the consequences."
Marks (Ret.) scolded Murphy for his rush to criticize Trump's decision, pointing out that Soleimani was "brazenly" traveling around Baghdad Thursday just after attacks - blamed on Iran-backed militias - that killed an American contractor and threatened personnel at the U.S. embassy.
“What I would say to Senator Murphy is, why don’t you just be quiet,” Marks said, questioning the notion that the strike has made the world "more dangerous."
CNN military analyst rips Senate Democrat's criticism of Soleimani strike: 'Just be quiet'
