A short, concise tweet from Alexander S. Vindman. The responses are great:

[George II]

Link to tweet

[Botany]

1. "I rest well knowing I did my duty."

I hope President Biden gives General Vindman an important job.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

2. Joe will have Vindman in his Administration.

The man is too valuable NOT to have a position. Perhaps Sec. of Defense.

[Hortensis]

5. There are hundreds at least of important positions to fill

in the federal government should Lt. Col. Vindman want one. There's actually an official preference for hiring ex-military, especially in places like the DoD, DHS, etc., to the point that some worry it's too much of a good intention. And of course our various intelligence services for those with backgrounds in military intelligence and national security.

Agree that Vindman has to be in high demand. He probably has stacks of offers worth considering.

[CincyDem]

6. Agreed he should be in admin. Not SecDef.

First, I believe there is something about 5 years out of the military. It was waived for Mattis but I wouldn’t make that a habit.

Second, SecDef should combine military skills with civilian wisdom. They’re the balance point. I don’t think he’s spent enough time in the grey zone of civilian life to bring that wisdom.

Net. Great patriot. Should be SecDef someday, just not 2021.

[ananda]

9. Tammy Duckworth could be SecDef and ..

.. Vindman could work for her!

[oldsoftie]

22. Cant be SecDef if you're also the VP though!

[tavernier]

23. Score!

[ProudMNDemocrat]

10. It was just an idea. Other great choices for DoD Sec.

[Laelth]

11. +1 n/t

-Laelth

[usaf-vet]

12. Why not Trumps got golfing buddies. Mar-a-Largo civilians sticking their noses into The VA.

Lt Col. Vindman I salute you for your service and your courage.

[calimary]

14. Maybe something like Army Secretary?

I hope he's in the Biden administration.

[onetexan]

16. +1 K&R

[leanforward]

3. Thank you, Sir.

[Hortensis]

4. Glad to hear it. And no doubt he does have the fine future

he's always earned ahead, just not the one he'd planned. He's served 21 years so apparently will get about half of his highest base pay for retirement. Income-wise, he'll make more elsewhere, on top of his military benefits.

[llashram]

7. Attention!

[TruckFump]

8. It is my honor to have you as a representative of what was once a great country, the USA.

I look forward to watching you working with President Biden in his Administration and to bring America back to where it was once a haven for the tired, the poor, the huddled masses yearning to breathe free. Once this nation was truly admired by the rest of the free world.

Thank you for your courage and your service!

[SaveOurDemocracy]

13. +100. 👍

[sarge43]

15. He has earned a stand down, at least for awhile.

He should kick back, relax and not have to worry about the phone call or staff car out front. If he wants back in the game later, President Biden certainly would be open to it. Director CIA or NSA maybe?

[Goodheart]

17. A profile in courage!

Thank you, Colonel Vindman.

[Evolve Dammit]

18. This is what a patriot looks like and acts like. Salute.

[keithbvadu2]

19. Salute!

[Kid Berwyn]

20. Thank you!

That is the reality. Moscow Mitch. Lindsey Leningrad. Putin’s Puppet.

[LakeArenal]

21. His brother Alex, too please.

[Happy Hoosier]

24. Ambassador Vindman sounds nice. NT

[RVN VET71]

29. To Ukraine? Perfect!

Though I'd rather see him appointed Lord High Executioner and be given an axe, hood, and a wooden stump as a place for the traitors to rest their tearful heads before the final chop. He'd be very busy in such an office, very busy indeed.

[Happy Hoosier]

31. Yeah I was thinking Ukraine

But your solution is nice too!

[IcyPeas]

25. the replies on that tweet are mostly good....

but there are a few really nasty ones. calling him a traitor, etc.

[Cha]

26. As Well as AVindman Should! Rt!

[crickets]

27. So wonderful to hear from Colonel Vindman.

I do hope he continues to serve our government in some way in the future. We need more people like him.

[pansypoo53219]

28. how do we expunge the judges mitch helped trump install?

[SansACause]

30. Impeachment is the only way

Very difficult to get judges removed. There have only been a handful in history:

https://www.fjc.gov/history/judges/impeachments-federal-judges