I don't see the problem with "the Generals". Just because these gentlemen had a career in uniform doesn't make them evil people. It's worth noting that a number of very fine past US Presidents were Generals or had some military service.

FWIW, the three generals mentioned are in fact the voices of order and reason in the three ring circus that is the current White House. Apparently John Kelly refused the Chief of Staff position on a number of occasions until the flailing administration appealed to his sense of duty. Perhaps you should familiarize yourself with the individuals more before casting aspersions. McMaster nearly doomed his career by authoring a book which gave a scathing review of the US military's senior leadership during the Vietnam war. Mattis' reputation for honest leadership, academic rigour and strategic thinking is very highly regarded. 

It's about the individual, not a preconceived notion or stereotype.