The former Navy secretary forced out of the Trump administration last year is endorsing Michael Bloomberg for president, saying the former New York City mayor will 'respect the advice of military advisers.'
The former Navy secretary forced out of the Trump administration last year is endorsing Michael Bloomberg for president, saying the former New York City mayor will"respect the advice of military advisers."
"I am proud to endorse Mike Bloomberg for President of the United States. I have the utmost confidence that Mike will faithfully execute his duty as Commander-in-Chief," Richard Spencer said in a statement Friday.Spencer was fired in November by Defense Secretary Mark Esper for going outside his chain of command by proposing a"secret agreement with the White House" regarding the case of Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher, who was accused of war crimes.
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