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You and the others are confirming my assertion that the suggestion of eliminating civil servants in large numbers is a popular idea.TYRANNY
Don't kill yerself over it."None" isn't the same word as "non", you illiterate imbecile.
Trump only wanted to reduce civil servants in departments he didn't like and the departments which hindered his free reign to do as he pleases.You and the others are confirming my assertion that the suggestion of eliminating civil servants in large numbers is a popular idea.
It's been promoted by Trump as a talking point ever since he became involved in politics and it's surely been one of the political right's main goals.
Now I'm putting it in stark terms and illustrating what the political ambition actually represents.
RICO statutes, dumbass.Yeah, like the Drug War laws you people love. Yet, when one of yer own is brought up on Ricco statues it's a whine-fest.
You've presented no idea, duck. Pointless rambling is not presenting ideas. Again, you have no understanding or position is the domestic affairs of the US.There's no opposition being voiced to the idea being presented.
Just another example of you humiliating yourself via stupidity, kid.Don't kill yerself over it.
You and the others are confirming my assertion that the suggestion of eliminating civil servants in large numbers is a popular idea.
It's not about an expansion of government power. It's clearly about the elimination of non-biased government civil servants and replacing them with people who are sympathetic to the dictator to be.
It can't be called anything other than fascism.
Now you all can start learning the meaning of the word, as you are led quite willingly.
If you are going to insist on providing commentary about our country Donald, try to get better sources of information than MSNBC and CNN. You may not know this, but they have an extreme Left bias and rarely if ever present an even perspective of our news.
Republicans condemn 87,000 IRS agents who don’t (and won’t) exist
Republicans are so outraged by renewed efforts to enforce existing tax laws, they're telling some rather brazen lies about the Inflation Reduction Act.www.msnbc.com
An idle threat by the extreme right in America?
Or an undisguised threat of a turn to fascism?
Indications are that it's the latter, and there's little resistance to it on account of it being seen as acceptable now in America's political climate. Will the FBI and DOJ be able to stop it in its tracks before it's too late? Comments?
You must have meant 'didn't' like.Trump only wanted to reduce civil servants in departments he didn't like and the departments which hindered his free reign to do as he pleases.
You and the others are confirming my assertion that the suggestion of eliminating civil servants in large numbers is a popular idea.
It's been promoted by Trump as a talking point ever since he became involved in politics and it's surely been one of the political right's main goals.
Now I'm putting it in stark terms and illustrating what the political ambition actually represents.
I guess you would know about that, eh duck? Are you morons still ponying up 30% of your purchase prices for GST and BC provincial sales taxes or is it greater now?It can't be called anything other than fascism.
Opposing the hiring of 87,000 new IRS agents is fascism?...lolRepublicans condemn 87,000 IRS agents who don’t (and won’t) exist
Republicans are so outraged by renewed efforts to enforce existing tax laws, they're telling some rather brazen lies about the Inflation Reduction Act.
An idle threat by the extreme right in America?
Or an undisguised threat of a turn to fascism?
Indications are that it's the latter, and there's little resistance to it on account of it being seen as acceptable now in America's political climate. Will the FBI and DOJ be able to stop it in its tracks before it's too late? Comments?
oh, i see your "source" is msnbcRepublicans condemn 87,000 IRS agents who don’t (and won’t) exist
Republicans are so outraged by renewed efforts to enforce existing tax laws, they're telling some rather brazen lies about the Inflation Reduction Act.
An idle threat by the extreme right in America?
Or an undisguised threat of a turn to fascism?
Indications are that it's the latter, and there's little resistance to it on account of it being seen as acceptable now in America's political climate. Will the FBI and DOJ be able to stop it in its tracks before it's too late? Comments?
It's not about an expansion of government power.
87,000 new IRS agents is an expansion of government power.
It's clearly about the elimination of non-biased govern
You might not be one who is being led, you may be a leader. You claim to understand the meaning of fascism and you say nothing against the tactic being discussed.ment civil servants and replacing them with people who are sympathetic to the dictator to be.
Yeah, Biden's regime plans on using the IRS to go after opponents, just like Obama did.
Now you all can start learning the meaning of the word, as you are led quite willingly.
I know the meaning of the word. Who do you feel is leading me? Why do you feel that way?
How is your head wound?
Ok, the 87,0000 agents don’t exist. But, you need to ask yourself how and where did this number come up? Also, don’t forget the requested ammunition budget to go with it. Who and what is thinking like this? How did they get to 87,000? Democrats say there is outstanding taxes among billionaires and corporations to be collected. Fair enough. But, consider there are less than 1,000 billionaires in the US ( maybe 800). Take the Fortune 2000 as the wealthiest Corporations. Combined, you now have 1,000 people and 2,000 companies to focus. Who thinks or what is the thinking that you need 87,000 to cover that?Republicans condemn 87,000 IRS agents who don’t (and won’t) exist
Republicans are so outraged by renewed efforts to enforce existing tax laws, they're telling some rather brazen lies about the Inflation Reduction Act.
An idle threat by the extreme right in America?
Or an undisguised threat of a turn to fascism?
Indications are that it's the latter, and there's little resistance to it on account of it being seen as acceptable now in America's political climate. Will the FBI and DOJ be able to stop it in its tracks before it's too late? Comments?
And il's no secret that the notion of smaller government has always been thought of as taking extremist measures to make it so.
Opposing the hiring of 87,000 new IRS agents is fascism?...lol
