Marener
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I’m listening to you, but you don’t seem to actually know. Otherwise im sure you would be happy to brag about the “master plan”.
Who will be the first to go?
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Marener:
Personification of the state is a fascist trait.
Nice when 2 Cult members come together -strictly out of the blue.
berg80
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With all due respect, trump's victory caught him off guard. But he still had 3 months to interview candidates to staff his admin and appoint people he was comfortable with. Those who would support his agenda. But he didn't really have one.
One of those people was Mike Flynn, who was forced to resign within weeks of the inauguration. Subsequently, appointees like Zinke, Price, and Pruitt were let go due to corruption. Comey was fired due to trump's corruption. Walter Schaub resigned. He was on the ethics board and resigned in protest over the Grifter-in-Chief's refusal to divest himself from his business interests.
You need to brush up on history.
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BREAKING: Trump White House Has Reportedly ‘Begun Process’ Of Replacing Pete Hegseth
NPR: Trump Has 'Begun Process' of Replacing Pete Hegseth
NPR is reporting that despite public backing from Trump and Karoline Leavitt, the White House has begun the process of looking for a new Secretary of Defense.
www.mediaite.com
Don just gave him a vote of confidence this morning.
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BREAKING: Trump White House Has Reportedly ‘Begun Process’ Of Replacing Pete Hegseth
NPR: Trump Has 'Begun Process' of Replacing Pete Hegseth
NPR is reporting that despite public backing from Trump and Karoline Leavitt, the White House has begun the process of looking for a new Secretary of Defense.
Don just gave him a vote of confidence this morning.
It's NPR you stupid fuck
C_Clayton_Jones
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And many of those surveyed who disapprove of Trump voted for him – in essence, it’s a survey of Trump voters realizing now how stupid it was to vote for Trump.
Like Canada and Mexico where 99% of goods were tariff free, under a deal negotiated by Trump?
berg80
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- Politico has published an editorial from Pete's former spokesman saying the Pentagon is in n disarray under his inept leadership. Plus a Republican member of the House, a former general, has said Pete's behavior is unacceptable. The voices are getting louder.
Kondor3
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As of this evening it looks like Pete Hegseth's days are numbered at DoD, after the second SignalGate news broke...Who has left Trump's administration and orbit?
Who has left Trump's administration and orbit?
President Donald Trump's administration has been marked by a series of exits from high-ranking officials. Appointments expected to last for years have only made it a matter of days, ending in chaotic departures.www.cnn.com
If trump has had one success during 2.0 it is all the work his lackeys did prior to the inauguration identifying folks with such a degree of blind loyalty there has not been a series of resignations and firings like there was during 1.0.
But for how much longer? Will the impending inflation triggered by tariffs likely sending Don's disapproval rating higher than it already is be the catalyst?
Trump’s approval rating on the economy drops to lowest of his presidential career, CNBC Survey finds
What about the illegality and abject cruelty of the deportations? Or the defiance of the Supreme Court? Or DOGE cutting things like Head Start and AmeriCorps and life saving assistance abroad?
Or perhaps self-preservation will kick in. I mean, at some point members of the regime are going to realize getting a job once this debacle is over will be much easier if they make a principled decision to walk away now.
You can't "excuse" providing attack details to your wife and brother-in-law over an unsecured channel... sorry...
And now the first GOP lawmaker(s) are jumping on the "Trump has to dump this guy" bandwagon...
When the first instance was uncovered some days ago I was willing to write-it-off as a Rookie Mistake, not be be repeated...
However, given this second serious incident-report in less than a month, now...
Personally... I believe Hegseth should do the honorable thing and resign, and, if he won't, Trump should fire him...
It's the right thing to do, and we owe it to our brave boys-and-girls in uniform...
Hegseth was never a good match from the get-go anyway, but, now, it appears that it's time for him to go...
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Only the best people
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‘An amateur person’: GOP Rep. Bacon says Hegseth should go
Rep. Don Bacon, a prominent Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, became the first sitting GOP lawmaker Monday to suggest President Donald Trump should fire Pete Hegseth — calling the chaos at the Pentagon one reason why many Hill Republicans were privately uneasy with the Defense secretary’s nomination in the first place.“I had concerns from the get-go because Pete Hegseth didn’t have a lot of experience,” Bacon, a former Air Force general who now chairs of the subcommittee on cyber issues, said in an interview. “I like him on Fox. But does he have the experience to lead one of the largest organizations in the world? That’s a concern.”
What I find encouraging is as Dotard's job approval keeps slipping, a congressional Repub stepped up to state the obvious. Clearly more Repubs need to do the same on a variety of issues. Sen. Kennedy was on a Sunday morning news show saying the regime "screwed up" on the Garcia deportation. Sen. Murkowski has been openly critical of the bungling fools. When the economy goes in to recession and prices rise due to the tariffs the nation needs more Repubs to show so courage. Cuz we need to find a way to get rid of Dotard before the damage he does is irreparable.
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It’s been a month of total chaos at the Pentagon. From leaks of sensitive operational plans to mass firings, the dysfunction is now a major distraction for the president — who deserves better from his senior leadership.
US allies line up for trade deals during the 90-day tariff pause
From allies to rivals, nations are hustling to strike trade deals with the U.S. as it reshapes its economic alliances on its own terms.www.foxbusiness.com
I know that you on the left don't listen to anyone who says Trump knows what he's doing...which is going to make it oh so hard when you have to admit that he did.
President Donald Trump has a strong record of holding his top officials to account. Given that, it’s hard to see Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth remaining in his role for much longer.
The latest flashpoint is a near collapse inside the Pentagon’s top ranks. On Friday, Hegseth fired three of his most loyal senior staffers — senior adviser Dan Caldwell, deputy chief of staff Darin Selnick and Colin Carroll, chief of staff to the deputy secretary of Defense. In the aftermath, Defense Department officials working for Hegseth tried to smear the aides anonymously to reporters, claiming they were fired for leaking sensitive information as part of an investigation ordered earlier this month.
Yet none of this is true. While the department said that it would conduct polygraph tests as part of the probe, not one of the three has been given a lie detector test. In fact, at least one of them has told former colleagues that investigators advised him he was about to be cleared officially of any wrongdoing. Unfortunately, Hegseth’s team has developed a habit of spreading flat-out, easily debunked falsehoods anonymously about their colleagues on their way out the door.
Two things are true. Hegseth is not qualified to run the DoD. trump picked him anyway because Pete said nice things about him on Faux. That makes trump unqualified to be prez.
kyzr
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Blind,infernally retarded devotion is the way Democrats due bidness.Who has left Trump's administration and orbit?
Who has left Trump's administration and orbit?
President Donald Trump's administration has been marked by a series of exits from high-ranking officials. Appointments expected to last for years have only made it a matter of days, ending in chaotic departures.
If trump has had one success during 2.0 it is all the work his lackeys did prior to the inauguration identifying folks with such a degree of blind loyalty there has not been a series of resignations and firings like there was during 1.0.
But for how much longer? Will the impending inflation triggered by tariffs likely sending Don's disapproval rating higher than it already is be the catalyst?
Trump’s approval rating on the economy drops to lowest of his presidential career, CNBC Survey finds
What about the illegality and abject cruelty of the deportations? Or the defiance of the Supreme Court? Or DOGE cutting things like Head Start and AmeriCorps and life saving assistance abroad?
Or perhaps self-preservation will kick in. I mean, at some point members of the regime are going to realize getting a job once this debacle is over will be much easier if they make a principled decision to walk away now.
Anyone with half a brain tied behind dare back nose dat.
Democrats are incapable of being normal,God-fearing patriots.
They are now digressing on wet soiled sheer brattiness.
However it was expected.
They DO NOT KNOW how to act,think or buiold back America.
They are stuck in a misplaced world as if Woodrow Wilson was
Potus.Shirley Temple would insist I'm right.
Captain Kangaroo and Mister Green Jeans also.
The Democrats and their infernally unamerican dirty Lying Legacy media
are being exposed like never before.Even Walter Cronkite would have no other
option than to agree in spades.
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1. Whiskey Pete was on that call and didn’t notice a REPORTER was as well
2. Whiskey Pete hired Walz and defended him
3. The Department of Defense has been in chaos since Whiskey Pete got that job (improbably)
kyzr
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BULLSHIT. Link please. (Waltz set up the call, duh)
BULLSHIT. Link please. (Trump hired Mike, duh)
BULLSHIT. Link please. (recruitment is breaking records, duh)
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You’re not aware that Whiskey Boy was on that call? Just how stupid are you?
Petey SHOULD have had input as to his assistant but he definitely defended his incompetent actions
Link to Pentagon chaos to follow
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