Mark Milley's Portrait Removed from Pentagon Following Trump's Inauguration and Preemptive Pardon from Biden
General Milley's portrait taken down at the Pentagon shortly after Trump's swearing in; Milley received a preemptive pardon from Biden hours prior to the removal.
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The portrait of retired General Mark Milley was removed from the Pentagon just hours after President Trump's inauguration. This follows Milley's critical stance toward Trump and a preemptive pardon issued by outgoing President Biden. Milley expressed gratitude for the pardon, which protects him from retaliation amidst ongoing tensions with Trump. The portrait's removal symbolizes the escalating conflict between Trump and his former military chief, highlighting Milley's controversial role during and post-Trump's presidency.
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