Many in government are worried about Trump’s return. At DOJ, they’re terrified.

[IM2]

You're like a racial version of that Litwin guy.

White is a race fool. Understand that.

 

[Hollie]

Trump broke the damn law. Trump tried to incite an insurrection. A republican and a Trump voter tried to kill him. Trump is no victim and your acceptance of his authoritarianism is going to come back to bite you.

You retrograde lefties will never let go of your slogans and conspiracy theories.

 

[ZestolPastilevsky]

White is a race fool. Understand that.

What is a, "race fool?" Imagine I spent all my time here, making tens of thousands of posts just whining and complaining about black people. Lol! LMAO! Rent free.

 

[IM2]

You seem to think you know what's going to happen. Are you in on the insurrection or something, or is it just your group of friends that's all mad and stuff? You seem to think that wearing a red hat will put someone in danger. Why is that, and maybe people will just arm themselves a little more and somebody dies for going after a red hat. Did you ever consider that your inflammatory rhetoric could get someone killed?

I know what's coming because it is written. It is not about an insurrection. And once this nation is in despair, people wearing MAGA hats will be in danger. My rhetoric has nothing to do wth it. The lies coming from YOUR rhetoric, and Trumps rhetoric whereby he made promises that he doesn't keep is what is going to cause the problem. The mass deportation that you guys are cheering for will begin the woes thiis nation will endure.

 

[IM2]

What is a, "race fool?" Imagine I spent all my time here, making tens of thousands of posts just whining and complaining about black people. Lol! LMAO! Rent free.

White is a race, FOOL. And whites have been in here posting racism about blacks and non whites since this forum started. This is not english class white boy.

 

[ZestolPastilevsky]

White is a race, FOOL. And whites have been in here posting racism about blacks and non whites since this forum started. This is not english class white boy.

Whataboutism. Exhausting. Forget English class. Maybe when you advance past kindergarten level excuse making you can worry about English classes. I'll be more than happy to teach you.

 

[Donald H]

Don't 'worry too much. The pretending by Trump for election purposes is over.

Now he's going to make the switch to reality, and that's what is risky for him.

Trump didn't step too far out of line even during the 4 years he was without power.

Now that he has power, dog save the king!

 

[hadit]

I know what's coming because it is written. It is not about an insurrection. And once this nation is in despair, people wearing MAGA hats will be in danger. My rhetoric has nothing to do wth it. The lies coming from YOUR rhetoric, and Trumps rhetoric whereby he made promises that he doesn't keep is what is going to cause the problem. The mass deportation that you guys are cheering for will begin the woes thiis nation will endure.

Ah, it is written. Do you believe God's finally going to pull the curtain down on history because TRUMP! was duly elected? And tell us, since a lot of these happenings are not in the control of the president, how harsh were you planning to be on Harris voters if they dared to admit they voted for her after these things happen? You know, because fair and stuff.

 

[Rogue AI]

I don't have to back anything up. It is coming and you will learn. Call it hogwash today, run your mouth all you want. But it's coming.

Another, 'because I say so' comments. Rather pathetic. How'd your last prediction work out?

 

[lafayette]

She won’t get one damn thing within light years of being able to osrdon
More hopes and wishes for Dem bright new tomorrow, all sap and thoroughly defeated

Oh, they can pardon without a word from MAGA, just sniffles and moans.

 

[Doc7505]

He says he's going to seek revenge. And he's seeking revenge for things he perceived.

~~~~~~
Isn't that what Democrats led by Pelosi did to Trump during his presidency and after fraudulently winning the 2020 election for the last 4 years?

 

[WEATHER53]

Oh, they can pardon without a word from MAGA, just sniffles and moans.

Who is they??
Biden won’t and she can’t
Stay on topic

 

[WEATHER53]

~~~~~~
Isn't that what Democrats led by Pelosi did to Trump during his presidency and after fraudulently winning the 2020 election for the last 4 years?

Yes they did and we identified every single step of the way
We are better and brighter people snd not on some absurd, across the board witch hunt

 

[lafayette]

Who is they??
Biden won’t and she can’t
Stay on topic

He will, then he resigns, she steps up and continues pardoning.

 

[Independent thinker]

Many in government are worried about Trump’s return. At DOJ, they’re terrified.​

Trump blames DOJ for much of his torment over the past four years. Lawyers there fear what’s next.​

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/11/10/trump-return-justice-department-00188623

10 Nov 2024 ~~ By Josh Gerstein

A collective sense of dread has taken hold at the Department of Justice, which drew Donald Trump’s rage like no other part of the federal government during his campaign.
Some career attorneys at DOJ are already considering heading for the exits rather than sticking around to find out whether threats from Trump and his allies are real or campaign bluster. Those threats range from mass firings of “deep state” lawyers to expelling special counsel Jack Smith from the country.
“Everyone I’ve talked to, mostly lawyers, are losing their minds,” said one DOJ attorney, who like most of the people interviewed for this article was granted anonymity to speak freely about colleagues and avoid retribution from the president-elect and his allies. “The fear is that career leadership and career employees everywhere are either going to leave or they’re going to be driven out.” While alarm over Trump’s return is widespread throughout the federal bureaucracy, it is perhaps most acute at the Justice Department, which was at the center of many of the major controversies of his first term.

Most of the department’s 115,000 employees were around for those controversies. Critics believed the Trump White House meddled in some of the department’s high-profile prosecutions. Both of Trump’s attorneys general, Jeff Sessions and William Barr, eventually lost the president’s confidence. And his first term ended with a stunning showdown between Trump and nearly all of his DOJ appointees as they resisted his attempts to cling to power.
But department veterans say those events pale in comparison to what they expect when Trump gets a second chance to try to remake the DOJ in his vision. They also know Trump’s anger at the department has only deepened in the past four years as it launched two unprecedented criminal prosecutions against him.
“Many federal employees are terrified that we’ll be replaced with partisan loyalists — not just because our jobs are on the line, but because we know that our democracy and country depend on a government supported by a merit-based, apolitical civil service,” said Stacey Young, a trial attorney in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division who won an award from Barr in 2020 and is president and co-founder of the DOJ Gender Equality Network.
It all adds up to a feeling of trepidation for many of the department’s rank and file.
“We’ve all seen this movie before and it’s going to be worse,” said one former DOJ official who served under Trump and several of his predecessors. “It will be worse. It’s just a question of how much worse it’s going to be.”

Commentary:
Machevelli wrote:

"If an injury has to be done to a man, it should be so severe that his vengeance need not to be feared".​

The FBI, DOJ, DHS and IRS allowed Obama to turn them into the Ne-Marxist Democrat secret police and mob lawyers.
They spent years getting dirt on Trump in case he ran for office, and the last eight years failing to bring him down. The entire DNC machine, Hillary's influence, Biden and Obama, cannot cover for them anymore.
Instead of being terrified, they should think about lawyering up and turning state's evidence.
It's not shocking that Politico is expressing the fears of Federal Employees that used their positions to push their political ideologiies in weaponizing their positions on others.
A prime example is the FEMA agent that refused to help families in Florida that had Trump signs on their lawn.
You have to wonder if that happened in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia?
It's not just employees of FEMA that are fearful, every Federal agency will now be scrutinized and if necessarry purged of the politically biased and DEI employees that have been plced there by Obama and Biden.
They have nothing to fear of if they’ve done nothing wrong.
I'd venture to say that shredders and Bleach-Bit programs in DC are running full blast 24/7, contributing to global warming, since it was confirmed that Trump won the presidential election.

We must be doing something right if they are terrified. I higly suggest they leave the country before it is too late.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Many in government are worried about Trump’s return. At DOJ, they’re terrified.​

Trump blames DOJ for much of his torment over the past four years. Lawyers there fear what’s next.​

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/11/10/trump-return-justice-department-00188623

10 Nov 2024 ~~ By Josh Gerstein

A collective sense of dread has taken hold at the Department of Justice, which drew Donald Trump’s rage like no other part of the federal government during his campaign.
Some career attorneys at DOJ are already considering heading for the exits rather than sticking around to find out whether threats from Trump and his allies are real or campaign bluster. Those threats range from mass firings of “deep state” lawyers to expelling special counsel Jack Smith from the country.
“Everyone I’ve talked to, mostly lawyers, are losing their minds,” said one DOJ attorney, who like most of the people interviewed for this article was granted anonymity to speak freely about colleagues and avoid retribution from the president-elect and his allies. “The fear is that career leadership and career employees everywhere are either going to leave or they’re going to be driven out.” While alarm over Trump’s return is widespread throughout the federal bureaucracy, it is perhaps most acute at the Justice Department, which was at the center of many of the major controversies of his first term.

Most of the department’s 115,000 employees were around for those controversies. Critics believed the Trump White House meddled in some of the department’s high-profile prosecutions. Both of Trump’s attorneys general, Jeff Sessions and William Barr, eventually lost the president’s confidence. And his first term ended with a stunning showdown between Trump and nearly all of his DOJ appointees as they resisted his attempts to cling to power.
But department veterans say those events pale in comparison to what they expect when Trump gets a second chance to try to remake the DOJ in his vision. They also know Trump’s anger at the department has only deepened in the past four years as it launched two unprecedented criminal prosecutions against him.
“Many federal employees are terrified that we’ll be replaced with partisan loyalists — not just because our jobs are on the line, but because we know that our democracy and country depend on a government supported by a merit-based, apolitical civil service,” said Stacey Young, a trial attorney in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division who won an award from Barr in 2020 and is president and co-founder of the DOJ Gender Equality Network.
It all adds up to a feeling of trepidation for many of the department’s rank and file.
“We’ve all seen this movie before and it’s going to be worse,” said one former DOJ official who served under Trump and several of his predecessors. “It will be worse. It’s just a question of how much worse it’s going to be.”

Commentary:
Machevelli wrote:

"If an injury has to be done to a man, it should be so severe that his vengeance need not to be feared".​

The FBI, DOJ, DHS and IRS allowed Obama to turn them into the Ne-Marxist Democrat secret police and mob lawyers.
They spent years getting dirt on Trump in case he ran for office, and the last eight years failing to bring him down. The entire DNC machine, Hillary's influence, Biden and Obama, cannot cover for them anymore.
Instead of being terrified, they should think about lawyering up and turning state's evidence.
It's not shocking that Politico is expressing the fears of Federal Employees that used their positions to push their political ideologiies in weaponizing their positions on others.
A prime example is the FEMA agent that refused to help families in Florida that had Trump signs on their lawn.
You have to wonder if that happened in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia?
It's not just employees of FEMA that are fearful, every Federal agency will now be scrutinized and if necessarry purged of the politically biased and DEI employees that have been plced there by Obama and Biden.
They have nothing to fear of if they’ve done nothing wrong.
I'd venture to say that shredders and Bleach-Bit programs in DC are running full blast 24/7, contributing to global warming, since it was confirmed that Trump won the presidential election.

/----/ "When government fears the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." - Tommy Jefferson.

 

[Mac-7]

Many in government are worried about Trump’s return. At DOJ, they’re terrified.​

Trump blames DOJ for much of his torment over the past four years. Lawyers there fear what’s next.​

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/11/10/trump-return-justice-department-00188623

10 Nov 2024 ~~ By Josh Gerstein

A collective sense of dread has taken hold at the Department of Justice, which drew Donald Trump’s rage like no other part of the federal government during his campaign.
Some career attorneys at DOJ are already considering heading for the exits rather than sticking around to find out whether threats from Trump and his allies are real or campaign bluster. Those threats range from mass firings of “deep state” lawyers to expelling special counsel Jack Smith from the country.
“Everyone I’ve talked to, mostly lawyers, are losing their minds,” said one DOJ attorney, who like most of the people interviewed for this article was granted anonymity to speak freely about colleagues and avoid retribution from the president-elect and his allies. “The fear is that career leadership and career employees everywhere are either going to leave or they’re going to be driven out.” While alarm over Trump’s return is widespread throughout the federal bureaucracy, it is perhaps most acute at the Justice Department, which was at the center of many of the major controversies of his first term.

Most of the department’s 115,000 employees were around for those controversies. Critics believed the Trump White House meddled in some of the department’s high-profile prosecutions. Both of Trump’s attorneys general, Jeff Sessions and William Barr, eventually lost the president’s confidence. And his first term ended with a stunning showdown between Trump and nearly all of his DOJ appointees as they resisted his attempts to cling to power.
But department veterans say those events pale in comparison to what they expect when Trump gets a second chance to try to remake the DOJ in his vision. They also know Trump’s anger at the department has only deepened in the past four years as it launched two unprecedented criminal prosecutions against him.
“Many federal employees are terrified that we’ll be replaced with partisan loyalists — not just because our jobs are on the line, but because we know that our democracy and country depend on a government supported by a merit-based, apolitical civil service,” said Stacey Young, a trial attorney in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division who won an award from Barr in 2020 and is president and co-founder of the DOJ Gender Equality Network.
It all adds up to a feeling of trepidation for many of the department’s rank and file.
“We’ve all seen this movie before and it’s going to be worse,” said one former DOJ official who served under Trump and several of his predecessors. “It will be worse. It’s just a question of how much worse it’s going to be.”

Commentary:
Machevelli wrote:

"If an injury has to be done to a man, it should be so severe that his vengeance need not to be feared".​

The FBI, DOJ, DHS and IRS allowed Obama to turn them into the Ne-Marxist Democrat secret police and mob lawyers.
They spent years getting dirt on Trump in case he ran for office, and the last eight years failing to bring him down. The entire DNC machine, Hillary's influence, Biden and Obama, cannot cover for them anymore.
Instead of being terrified, they should think about lawyering up and turning state's evidence.
It's not shocking that Politico is expressing the fears of Federal Employees that used their positions to push their political ideologiies in weaponizing their positions on others.
A prime example is the FEMA agent that refused to help families in Florida that had Trump signs on their lawn.
You have to wonder if that happened in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia?
It's not just employees of FEMA that are fearful, every Federal agency will now be scrutinized and if necessarry purged of the politically biased and DEI employees that have been plced there by Obama and Biden.
They have nothing to fear of if they’ve done nothing wrong.
I'd venture to say that shredders and Bleach-Bit programs in DC are running full blast 24/7, contributing to global warming, since it was confirmed that Trump won the presidential election.

Cut the DOJ by at least 25% starting at the top and working our way down

For many that means forced retirement

For others outright dismissal