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happney65:
Deputy Director of the FBI.

The US seems to have more clowns in position of power than Nigeria sef

Maeve7:
WASHINGTON—Twenty one federal employees who had been working with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency resigned, writing in a letter that they wouldn’t offer their expertise to overhaul the government if it meant undermining essential services.

“We will not use our skills as technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans’ sensitive data, or dismantle critical public services,” the former employees wrote on Tuesday in a letter addressed to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles. “We will not lend our expertise to carry out or legitimize DOGE’s actions.”

Source: WSJ

happney65:
If I may ask which needful please?I hope you are not talking about impeaching the Hilter wannabe again?

cococandy:
Glad they’re the ones saying it.
If I say it then I’m a conspiracy theorist.

The criminal is looking to disarm agencies that regulate his operations, cut govt expenses that benefit people to fund his rocket projects and he’s deceiving maga into believing he’s doing it to save them money.

Reporter: Who is the DOGE administrator?
Leavitt: I'm not going to reveal the name of that individual from this podium.

PDPGuy:
The needful being that they should begin the process of dismantling the U.S. African Command; as it is only Congress that has the power to set up/close a U.S. military base or command

Maeve7:
Inflation up, unemployment up, measles up, bird flu up, stock market down.

GREAT AGAIN?

Maeve7:
WASHINGTON—Twenty one federal employees who had been working with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency resigned, writing in a letter that they wouldn’t offer their expertise to overhaul the government if it meant undermining essential services.

“We will not use our skills as technologists to compromise core government systems, jeopardize Americans’ sensitive data, or dismantle critical public services,” the former employees wrote on Tuesday in a letter addressed to White House chief of staff Susie Wiles. “We will not lend our expertise to carry out or legitimize DOGE’s actions.”

Source: WSJ

IjeBos:
Lol. This administration.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh0hfLm0Fow

Current military lawyers and legal experts told Military.com the administration's firings of the Air Force, Army and Navy's top judge advocates general politicizes and sets an alarming precedent for a crucial job in the military, all as President Donald Trump has mused about using the military in unorthodox and potentially illegal ways.


Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced late Friday evening the firings of the top legal officers for the military services -- those responsible for ensuring the Uniform Code of Military Justice is followed by commanders -- as well as the Joint Chiefs chairman, the Navy's top officer and Air Force vice chief.

As part of the judge advocates general purge, Air Force Lt. Gen. Charles Plummer and Army Lt. Gen. Joseph Berger were fired. Navy Rear Adm. Lia Reynolds remains in the position because she was already performing the duties of the top lawyer for the sea service following the resignation of Vice Adm. Christopher French late last year. French had been in the job as the Navy's top lawyer for just a few months.

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Hegseth told reporters Monday that the removals were necessary because he didn't want them to pose any "roadblocks to orders that are given by a commander in chief."

Those senior judge advocates general, or JAGs, of the military branches play the important role of setting each service's legal priorities and interpreting military law for top leaders. Their roles have been historically viewed as apolitical, and they oversee everything from a wide variety of criminal cases involving the rank and file to making sure commanders are aware of international law in combat.


The defense secretary didn't elaborate on what specific orders the military's top lawyers could potentially try to block, but Trump has a history of saying he wants to use troops to enforce federal laws, especially in cities run by Democratic mayors.

IjeBos:
Lol. This administration.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh0hfLm0Fow

bemeruca:
This is good.

cococandy:
It’s good they don’t want to use their expertise to hurt Americans but you’ve been support Elon doing that. Do you even know what you’re supporting?
Anywhere belle face.

PDPGuy:
It’s kinda suspicious that many prominent GOP members of Congress are now silent about the USAID revelations… Is it because the agency also funded the International Republican Institute, presently led by Senators Tom Cotton and Joni Ernst?

Anyone telling you, with a straight face, that government waste and corruption only benefited one party within the last 30+ years is either blatantly lying to you, or is extremely naive..

bemeruca:
Its good that instead of them to be a Trojan in DOGE they took themselves out. They will be replaced

bemeruca:
Who saw joy Reid's black tears yesterday? Was it delicious? 😂😂

cococandy:
You must not know that they paused their corruption during Trump’s first term and resumed under Biden.
Lmao.

cococandy:
It’s this reveling in people’s anguish that makes you guys ghoulish. There’s a certain level of cruelty that most of you possess (let me not generalize) and you’re willing to die if it means that the people you thought you were hurting with your votes get to suffer .
It’s a common denominator for anyone who’s observant.
I try to wrap my head around it but I can’t cos obviously can’t relate to wanting to see people suffer.

Her tears were delicious. I hope you got your fill?
Was she not supposed have black tears? Weird take 🤔

President Donald Trump slammed the 2020 trade deal called the 'US-Mexico-Canada Agreement' for putting unfair financial burdens on American citizens. During a press conference on Monday, the 78-year-old claimed that Canada and Mexico took advantage of the US on manufacturing due to USMCA and wondered who would sign such a deal. Turns out, it was Trump himself who signed the 2020 USMCA during his first term.
At the press conference, the president added that tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports will go forward as scheduled.

He continued, “I look at some of these agreements, I’d read them at night, and I’d say, ‘Who would ever sign a thing like this ?’ So the tariffs will go forward, yes, and we’re gonna make up a lot of territory. All we want is reciprocal. We want reciprocity.”

Trump praised the USMCA in 2020 as the “best agreement we’ve ever made” and lauded it for replacing the “nightmare” North American Free Trade Agreement ratified under former President Bill Clinton, calling it the “worst trade deal ever made.”

cococandy:
The 47th president blaming the 45th president for bad leadership.



Blunder after blunder. He doesn’t even stop to think. Just open mouth waah. So embarrassing


Pic below of him holding the treaty after it was signed.

Now in 2025 “who would ever sign such a thing”.

I bet he signs whatever comes his way without reading because he obviously can’t read. That’s why he’s firing essential federal workers without even knowing what he’s doing. Then scrambling to hire them back.

Ibime:
5 years ago he replaced NAFTA with USMCA which is the trade deal with Canada and Mexico. 5 years later he is complaining that Canada and Mexico are flogging Yankee with trade deficits. If his deal was so good, why is he complaining about the fruits produced by the deal 5 years later?

Na only low IQ mumu go buy all that deal talk.

PDPGuy:
It’s kinda suspicious that many prominent GOP members of Congress are now silent about the USAID revelations… Is it because the agency also funded the International Republican Institute, presently led by Senators Tom Cotton and Joni Ernst?

Anyone telling you, with a straight face, that government waste and corruption only benefited one party within the last 30+ years is either blatantly lying to you, or is extremely naive..

cococandy:
It’s this reveling in people’s anguish that makes you guys ghoulish. There’s a certain level of cruelty that most of you possess (let me not generalize) and you’re willing to die if it means that the people you thought you were hurting with your votes get to suffer .
It’s a common denominator for anyone who’s observant.
I try to wrap my head around it but I can’t cos obviously can’t relate to wanting to see people suffer.

Her tears were delicious. I hope you got your fill?
Was she not supposed have black tears? Weird take 🤔

Ibime:
, remember this?

raumdeuter:
Didnt we see enough people celebrating because Trump voters were suffering?

PDPGuy:
It’s kinda suspicious that many prominent GOP members of Congress are now silent about the USAID revelations… Is it because the agency also funded the International Republican Institute, presently led by Senators Tom Cotton and Joni Ernst?

Anyone telling you, with a straight face, that government waste and corruption only benefited one party within the last 30+ years is either blatantly lying to you, or is extremely naive..

raumdeuter:
Didnt we see enough people celebrating because Trump voters were suffering?

cococandy:
I get so irritated that they don’t fact check him on the spot. I would embarrass him by pointing out that he was the one who signed the so called terrible deal. Even if that’s the last act of journalism I get to do.

A lot of their lies and propaganda fly because journalists just sit there, listen and report on what he says. Knowing that the people who support him will never bother to know the truth especially when it doesn’t fit their narrative.

Expose the lie on live Immediately he tells it. By the time 20 or 30 of them have done that, he might actually consider understanding what he’s saying before he says it. You can clearly tell he just talks. No underlying comprehension at all

happney65:
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IjeBos:
Such bullshit.
Dems don't celebrate the suffering of Trump supporters. That's in fact their problem.

They believe in lifting everyone up. So they fund farm subsidies, Medicare, highways, telecom, wifi etc.

Big cities generally subsidize rural America which are generally Republicans.

IjeBos:
Such bullshit.
Dems don't celebrate the suffering of Trump supporters. That's in fact their problem.

They believe in lifting everyone up. So they fund farm subsidies, Medicare, highways, telecom, wifi etc.

Big cities generally subsidize rural America which are generally Republicans.