He intimates here that he's got the military on his side in a political battle. What does that mean? Take it to its logical extreme, which is if he doesn't get his way, if the voters aren't with him, he has the military. That has real meaning around the world.
Lockhart discusses the implications of the President's comments about having military support in political matters.
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