justaguy
Unplugged ....
Its like theyre hiring for some mafia outfit to do drug deals and money laundering and to take out people who get in their way.
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
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Its like theyre hiring for some mafia outfit to do drug deals and money laundering and to take out people who get in their way.
					
				Trump has tapped Matt Whitaker as ambassador to NATO...with the intention to destroy it.
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That is true.Some people are finally starting to not ony get it, but to write about it.
Trump is intentionally creating a 'designed to fail' federal executive branch. It is an important part of the playbook to establishing an authoritarian presidency.
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Authoritarianism Expert Delivers Chilling Assessment On Trump Cabinet Picks
It's not “just that these people are not qualified enough" or even "totally unqualified," warned Timothy Snyder, who said their selection aims to do one thing.www.huffpost.com
Legislators often get elected by promising that they will only serve a limited number of terms. Susan Collins did this, yet she forgot her promise and ran again. Ted Cruz has introduced bills to limit Senators to two terms, yet Ted ran for a third term. The sad, pitiful Miss Lindsey lives in fear of being sent home to South Carolina, where the rentboys aren't nearly as cute or discrete as they are in DC....We already hear the capitulation of Senators either afraid of Trump at the mid-terms...or actually eager to allow an authoritarian to enact the policies the oligarchs want without having to have them voted by Congress.
Someone should ask him in his confirmation hearing, "Do you even know how to swim? Did you at least go on a cruise?".

	
					
				Billionaire and public health advocate Mike Bloomberg on Tuesday excoriated Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for U.S. health secretary, over his anti-vaccine record and urged the Senate to reject his bid to lead the nation’s top health agencies.
“Just imagine if RFK Jr. had been in office during Trump’s first term,” Bloomberg said at the Bloomberg American Health Summit in Washington D.C.
“Would Operation Warp Speed have even happened? And if it did, how long would the vaccines have been delayed? How many fewer people would have gotten the shot? How many more people would have died?”
“All we can say for sure is this: It would have made Covid even more deadly and even more economically painful,” he said.
					
				Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for defense secretary, drank in ways that concerned his colleagues at Fox News, according to 10 current and former Fox employees who spoke with NBC News.
Two of those people said that on more than a dozen occasions during Hegseth’s time as a co-host of “Fox & Friends Weekend,” which began in 2017, they smelled alcohol on him before he went on air. Those same two people, plus another, said that during his time there he appeared on television after they’d heard him talk about being hungover as he was getting ready or on set.
One of the sources said they smelled alcohol on him as recently as last month and heard him complain about being hungover this fall.
					
				
					
				Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said allegations against Pete Hegseth of sexual assault and other misconduct, some stemming from his time atop two veterans groups, are “very disturbing” and are making his path to becoming the next Defense secretary more arduous.
The South Carolina Republican said Tuesday that it remains to be seen if Hegseth will be able to get across the finish line after President-elect Trump tapped him to run the Pentagon.
“I think some of these articles are very disturbing,” Graham told CBS News. “He obviously has a chance to defend himself here, but some of this stuff is going to be difficult.”
					
				Secretary of Defense Mark Esper had signed off on the plan with one or two questions: Did we have permission to fly over Nigeria?
Patel, then the senior director for counterterrorism on the National Security Council, assured the Pentagon that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo “got the airspace cleared.”
A few hours later, the Pentagon learned that Patel was wrong: Nigeria had not given permission.
This was a huge mistake. By that point, the aircraft carrying the SEALs were only fifteen miles away from the Nigerian border.
					
				The incident in question occurred in late October 2020 when an American named Philipe Nathan Walton was kidnapped from his farm in southern Niger and brought to Nigeria. The armed kidnappers demanded a ransom, and U.S. officials were concerned that they could kill Walton or hand him over to an Islamic terrorist group.
Then-Secretary of Defense Mark Esper detailed the incident in his memoir about his time in the first Trump administration. He describes a tangled web of incomplete information being relayed to various agencies that should have been involved, directly or indirectly, in the planning and execution of the rescue mission.
FBI Director Christopher Wray, whom Trump nominated Patel to replace, and then-Attorney General William Barr were not informed of the impending mission, despite Trump’s approval of it, until Esper informed them of the plans himself. Then-CIA Director Gina Haspel “knew the most of what we were planning … however, she was not aware the president decided to launch the rescue operation,” he wrote.
The United States was awaiting approval from the Nigerian government to enter its airspace and carry out the raid. Patel, who was at the NSC, reportedly informed Tony Tata, acting principal deputy undersecretary for policy, that they had gotten the requisite approval for the mission. However, hours later, with the U.S. forces only 15 miles from the border, Esper found out they did not, in fact, have the Nigerians’ approval.
President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Drug Enforcement Administration abruptly withdrew his name from consideration on Tuesday just days after being chosen.
Chronister drew criticism from some conservatives, including Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), over his actions during the Covid-19 pandemic. In 2020, his office arrested a Tampa pastor for violating quarantine orders to hold services. Charges against the pastor were ultimately dropped.
	
					
				Lara Trump: ‘I would seriously consider’ replacing Rubio in Senate if asked
