In Missouri, Jefferson County Recorder of Deeds Republican Debbie Dunnegan is real proud of our military, except for one minor thing —

She wants them to shoot the President.
But, she didn’t mean any harm.
Dunnegan said she merely wanted to know what oath the military took to protect the country from enemies both foreign and domestic.

“I meant no ill intent toward the president. I meant no ill intent toward anybody,” she said.

“Something innocent and simple got twisted into a disaster because it’s an election,” Dunnegan said.

Yeah, right. That makes sense. You just wanted to know what the military can do.

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WHOA! ~ ~ I hope the powers-that-be will take a long, hard look at this "patriotic" moron ~

Sooz

Yeah. Unfortunately, free speech is protected. Takes a lot more to prove something like sedition. She's just an idiot who thought she'd please her supporters with a stupid remark. But, her lame apology falls flat. She meant every word of it, in exactly the way it was perceived.

"...but the constitution gives you the authority. What am I missing?"

You're missing any knowledge about your Constitution, bonehead.

Now she's saying that she was calling for a coup. lmao

County official: No 'ill intent' after calling for military coup against Obama

Washington (CNN) -- A county official in Missouri is scaling back her latest suggestion that American troops should overthrow President Barack Obama.

Jefferson County Recorder of Deeds Debbie Dunnegan called President Barack Obama "our domestic enemy" and suggested the U.S. Constitution would give the U.S. military the authority to oust the president in a coup d'état, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Wednesday.

"I cannot and do not understand why no action is being taken against our domestic enemy. I know he is supposedly the commander in chief, but the Constitution gives you the authority. What am I missing?" Dunnegan, a Republican, wrote in a since deleted Facebook post.

Military recruits pledge to defend the United States against "all enemies, foreign and domestic" when joining the armed forces.

And despite calling for a military insurrection to depose Obama, Dunnegan insisted she "meant no ill intent toward the president" in an interview with the Post-Dispatch.

Dunnegan is up for reelection in November, but said the suggestion of a military coup could just as easily help as it could hurt her chances of retaining her position.

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