Pentagon chief breaks with Trump over using troops for protests

It is reasonable to give him some benefit of the doubt and take him at his word that he made a mistake and, after reflection, considers the rhetoric too intense. A member of his Defense Science Board resigned [0] in the wake of the decision and one of the former Joint Chiefs [1] spoke out against his actions. I hope he is responding to these voices.

Edit: Link update

0. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/02/secretary...

1. https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/02/politics/mike-mullen-trump-ch...

Not really sure. I've an FT subscription and often post articles, but I try to do a search and find an alternate link - quite a bit of FT content is syndicated fairly quickly to non-paywalled sites. A few days ago, an FT article that I'd posted and then searched for showed up with the OCLC domain. I've been trying to figure out how it all works, but have failed. If you try to hit "baldwinlib.idm.oclc.org", you get a login page.

Would also like to know more about this - seems likely that many publications are archived via oclc.

Edit to add: Just been comparing ft.com with https://www-ft-com.baldwinlib.idm.oclc.org/ and, at the moment, at least, the content seems to be largely in synch. I daresay that someone will close the loophole soon.

its a library cooperative, its probably a way for library's to subscribe to content and because of covid19 they aren't requiring library logins

Uhm. I upvoted it just fine?

I see no such evidence.

Doesn’t seem that way to me.

Your browser is broken, I upvoted it just fine.

As far as I can tell I could up vote it.

Of course, I've flagged it instead since it's going to lead to a very low quality discussion.

Try a different browser perhaps?

You upvoted it. The vote arrow goes away when you do that. Note the 'unvote' link in your first screenshot.

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