If I am to be in Lincoln's position I would have removed General McClellan because of his failure to perform up to the task of destroying Lee's army.
<h3>Why should
General McClellan removed?</h3>
During the The Battle of Antietam which can be described as the single bloodiest day during the combat in the Civil War.
It was a battle that that was presented as a Union victory in the Northern press can be seen as effect a tactical draw.
An during this battle , McClellan was so frustrated and this makes him to fail by not be able to destroy Lee's arm.
However, Lincoln officially removed him from being the commander hence If I am to be in Lincoln's position I would have removed General McClellan because of his failure to perform up to the task of destroying Lee's army.
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