Anti-Trump resistance has sunk to a new low.
An employee of the Defense Intelligence Agency is accused of attempting to share classified material with a foreign government out of frustration with President Donald Trump, the Department of Justice said last week.
As Politico reported, Nathan Vilas Laatsch, who worked in IT for the military intelligence service, offered to share classified material with an unspecified “friendly foreign government,” according to court documents and an announcement by the DOJ.
“The recent actions of the current administration are extremely disturbing to me,” he said in the email, according to an FBI affidavit filed with the court. “I do not agree or align with the values of this administration and intend to act to support the values that the United States at one time stood for.”
This is bound to ignite cheers with the incessant marchers decrying every move coming out of Washington and those who pepper their protest speech with cries of “fascist” and “Nazi.” It was also inevitable.