Top General Says 'Apolitical' Military Won't Get Involved In Election

General Mark Millie emphasized the military's apolitical role, stating it will not monitor or enforce election results, leaving disputes to US courts and Congress. Amidst President Trump's unsubstantiated claims of mail-in voting fraud, he hesitated to commit to accepting election results, sparking speculation about a potential refusal to leave office. Joe Biden suggested the military would ensure a peaceful transition. Historically, the military has maintained political independence, pledging allegiance to the Constitution.

What role does General Mark Millie say the military will play in the election process?

• Enforcing election results

• Monitoring the elections

• Resolving election disputes

• Remaining apolitical

Who is responsible for resolving election disputes according to General Millie?

• The Joint Chiefs of Staff

• The President

• The US Congress and courts

• The US military

What concern has President Trump raised about mail-in voting?

• It will be too costly

• It will delay the election results

• It will lead to fraudulent voting

• It will increase voter turnout

What has President Trump said about accepting the election results?

• He has not commented on this

• He will accept them unconditionally

• He will only accept them if he wins

• He will decide after seeing the results

What did Joe Biden suggest might happen if Trump refuses to leave office?

• The military would support Trump

• The military would escort Trump out

• The courts would intervene

• Congress would negotiate a solution