Defense
Republicans turn on Trump’s defense policy chief
Sen. Bill Cassidy, who lost his primary this weekend, became the latest GOP defector as critics took advantage of Republican absences to advance a war powers resolution.
The Defense secretary’s remarks are highly unusual for a civilian military leader who traditionally avoids political posturing.
“Everyone is safe and I think that’s the most important thing,” a spokespersons said.
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