Tillis being brave but sure not to offend the king today as well:
> “Any administration official who rushes to judgment and tries to shut down an investigation before it begins are (sic) doing an incredible disservice to the nation and to President Trump’s legacy,” Tillis said.
Last week:
> “I am not critical of the president. I am critical of the bad advice he is getting on Greenland,” Tillis told CNBC, adding that “kinetic action or sort of increase in military presence” would trigger a war powers resolution supported by the majority of Senate Republicans
It's always the king's adviser, never the king. Just ask Thomas Cromwell.
> Asked whether federal immigration agents should be pulled out of Minnesota, Stitt, who chairs the Republican Governors Association, said: “I think that the president has to answer that question . . . And he’s getting bad advice right now.”
Michael Vance