Reports indicate that Pentagon officials are preparing strategies to counter policies from President Donald Trump, sparking accusations of subversion by unelected bureaucrats. Trump’s resounding victory in 2024 reflected a clear mandate from voters, yet some defense officials are reportedly working to undermine his agenda.
According to unnamed sources, informal discussions within the Department of Defense have focused on resisting Trump’s plans, including deploying active-duty troops for border security and implementing Schedule F reforms. Some officials have questioned the legality of potential orders, raising concerns about internal resistance.
At the end a lady blames Trump for the left’s secret meetings at the Pentagon, saying his actions are forcing them to. Yet, it's the mainstream media that would make them feel that way, NOT TRUMP. Even after an attempt on his life, the lies get worse. pic.twitter.com/FYLw9NPBH7
— AstroMetalSky (@astrometalsky) November 10, 2024
Supporters of Trump argue that such actions violate the democratic process, as his election victory demonstrated broad support for his policies. They view the reported discussions as a continuation of the bureaucratic resistance that marked Trump’s first term.
Reports also suggest that Pentagon officials are attempting to shield civilian employees from Schedule F, which aims to hold federal workers accountable for inefficiency. Critics say such actions prioritize bureaucratic interests over voter mandates.
JUST IN: It was just leaked to CNN that unelected officials at the Pentagon are already holding secret meetings on what to do if Donald Trump issues orders they don’t agree with.
Some of those orders include using active military to assign in carrying out mass deportations… pic.twitter.com/GeKczkGe6e
— 🇺🇸Jessica🇺🇸 (@Jessica_4_Trump) November 9, 2024
😎🇺🇸🦅⚡️ Preparing America. The moment we have been waiting for. A Domestic removal of treason within this country. https://t.co/ZYFubZ3mob pic.twitter.com/hosgVltm7I
— AmericanPatriot 🇺🇸 (@ColdWarPatriot) November 10, 2024
The president’s allies are calling for significant changes within federal agencies, arguing that those unwilling to follow orders should step aside. They warn that any attempts to undermine Trump’s administration could deepen public mistrust in government institutions.
TRUMP: "I'm not saying the military's in love with me. The soldiers are. The top people in the Pentagon probably aren't because they want to do nothing but fight wars so all of those wonderful companies that make the bombs and make the planes and make everything else stay happy" pic.twitter.com/YYEbjRuZyb
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) September 7, 2020
Trump’s plans to address illegal immigration and reform federal agencies were central to his campaign, and his supporters expect his administration to act decisively in implementing those policies. The reported resistance raises questions about the balance between elected leadership and entrenched bureaucratic power.
