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re: Anonymous former Trump official pens article on the future of MAGA
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:07 am to xxTIMMYxx
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:07 am to xxTIMMYxx
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The establishment, UN, WEF, globalists we’re the agitators. Those same agitators haven’t stopped if you noticed. They continue to get worse as they get more cocky.
Peter Schweitzer makes Barr and Durham look like the 'Laurel and Hardy Investigating Agency'. The evidence is there in plain view, the will for DC to destroy it's own very lucrative money laundering mechanisms, is not.
"The Beast" (Government) has arisen out of the 'waters' (massive populations) and will either rule the vision-less masses, or the Envy-based class warfare that will develop out of the high tech social media platforms of today's world will explode into a street fight between haves and have nots.
Tens of millions of unemployable people have/are coming across the US Border. The idea of a "balanced budget" has become a joke; as has the idea that a person should be forced to work if they want to be paid from the collective treasury. Muh 'oppression'.
We'd better hope them Aliens in the UFOs have mercy on us and lend some high tech magic. Or the Good Lord makes Himself known and lays down the Law...of Truth. Of course, "I come not with peace, but a sword..." is somewhat sobering.
This ship has sailed. Humanity faces the 'enemy'. Our self.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:09 am to ScottFowler
Seems kinda swampy. They keep rolling out this shite trying to get someone other than Trump as the nominee for the MAGA contingent of voters.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:15 am to ScottFowler
After reading it, seems like a pretty honest assessment. Jared Kushner as a main adviser was a huge mistake and most Republican leaders were undermining Trump the entire time. May be a little harsh in Trumps “failures” as one man can only do so much against an entrenched system of corruption.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:17 am to Midget Death Squad
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If it's a fact,
It's a fact. Might be hard to discern if you're looking for answers on MSNBC, though.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:18 am to squid_hunt
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It's a fact
words out of your mouth are not fact. evidence supporting the claim is, yet you've still not provided even one piece. Carry on, buttercup
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:20 am to NashvilleTider
quote:If he gets another chance I think his methods would be much different. He would start with firing most hold over agency heads. He had no Trump loyalist that mattered. He should dismantle the CIA and rebuild it from the ground up. Same with the FBI.
Trump was a lot of talk and no real action.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:20 am to Midget Death Squad
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words out of your mouth are not fact.
It's a fact.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:50 am to NashvilleTider
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Trump was a lot of talk and no real action. That we need someone better to lead MAGA
Not quite right.
Trump got a frickton of stuff done in a single term. Pulled us out of Syria (and bitch-slapped some Russian mercs on the way out), killed one of Iran's primary orchestrators of foreign terror attacks, called the North Korean leader's bluff to the point where he came to the negotiation table (talks eventually failed, but Trump's example was far more impactful than the one of appeasement of prior administrations), his Middle East policy brought the Saudis and the UAE to the table for accepting Israel, pushed energy policies which made us energy independent for the first time in decades, pushed economic policies which not only increased jobs but created a job market so hot that wages were outpacing inflation, ended catch & release for illegals (put in place by the prior administration), among other things.
And he did this while under intense investigation on a faked collusion charge, a failed Impeachment attempt and then an Impeachment in the House on over-inflated charges pushed for nothing other than politics.
There were other things he could have done (pardoning Assange, for instance, or declassifying various things) but to say he had "no real action" during his tenure is completely farcical.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 9:56 am to RogerTheShrubber
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Fact
He's a fine agitator, he's no leader.
Its very easy to say things like this when you have no skin in the game. The media fired everything they had at him every single day. Drug his name and his family through the mud, openly lied about him constantly and demanded he answer to those lies. He didnt have allies. At best he had compromised opportunists who would side with him if they could gain personally. He had factions of his own party in open revolt at all times.
Do you have hundreds of competent people you trust that are willing to be subjected to media attacks and live in DC? I dont. Id be lost if I had to fill a cabinet of people.
Find me a man who can have his personal life combed through with a fine tooth comb and have nothing bad exposed to everyone.
I find this self righteous judgement of Trump to be detestable and it shows the character of the accusers more than it does Trump.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 10:11 am to Midget Death Squad
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Yeah you'll need to show your work on this one, homeboy. If it's a fact, then that should be no problem for you. Or do you mean it's your opinion?
Rogers a massive never trumper but not a loon like decataur
Posted on 1/26/22 at 10:57 am to squid_hunt
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It's a fact.
you're not the brightest lightbulb in the chandelier
Posted on 1/26/22 at 10:58 am to ScottFowler
Not reading and anything anonymous is intended to be a hit piece.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:10 am to Midget Death Squad
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you're not the brightest lightbulb in the chandelier
Says the guy literally posting on a thread about Trump's accomplishments and claiming there's no evidence of any accomplishments.
This post was edited on 1/26/22 at 11:12 am
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:14 am to StAugFLTiger
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Not reading and anything anonymous is intended to be a hit piece.
If it was a hit piece, then it was very weak against Trump, but strong against the establishment that a hit piece would protect.
I'm sure it wasn't Navarro, which is why I though may be Bannon. And the piece is correct that if Trump does win again, it is likely that he would surround himself with some of the same problems as before. (Jared/Ivanka)
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:14 am to NashvilleTider
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Trump was a lot of talk and no real action.
You didn't pay attention to what he did get done. There is plenty he could have done, and would have with the support of the GOP House and Senate, but they shite the bed.
Paul Ryan, Mitch, and others are to blame. They stabbed Trump and GOP voters in the back many times.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:17 am to ScottFowler
Trump promised to fight the swamp and not hire lobbyists for the administration.
Yeah, sure. Here are members of HIS CABINET. These are just their lobbying/coporate board (all board members double as lobbyists, that is why they get jobs on the board) positions. This doesn't include full time Washington jobs they held at the Justice Department, Big Media, congress, etc.
Remember he promised only the best cabinet and to not hire lobbyists NO SWAMP -
Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette - Louisiana native, is not embarrassed to be called a creature of Washington’s lobbying swamp. “I am who I am,” he told E&E News. “If folks refer to me as swamp creature and that means I know something about Washington, then so be it.”
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin - Mnuchin worked for investment bank Goldman Sachs, eventually rising to chief information officer - 17 years. Then Mnuchin worked for George Soros, then formed his own hedge fund. In 2008, Mnuchin led an investment group, which included Soros, to purchase IndyMac bank.
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt - Aa lobbyist and lawyer with Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber Schreck LLP for nearly 15 years. To track his numerous conflicts of interest, Bernhardt carried around an index card with a long list of former clients.
Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia - Listed more than 49 lobbying and law clients in his disclosure including Facebook, Ford, Walmart, Bank of America and Juul Labs.
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler - A former lobbyist for a coal producer, a uranium mining firm, a utility company and a cheese maker,
Attorney General William Barr - Received a $10.4 million retirement payout when he left Verizon. Was also on the board of directors Time Warner and Dominion Energy. Director of Och-Ziff Capital Management.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper - Aerospace Industries Association, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and for Raytheon Co. In fiscal year 2018, Raytheon received $18.1 billion in defense contracts.
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex AzaR - Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was the president of pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Co.’s U.S. subsidiary. In testimony before the Senate Finance committee he emphasized that he has never lowered the price of a prescription drug. During Azar’s presidency at Lilly USA, from 2012 to 2017, the price of insulin spiked from $123 per vial to $255 per vial.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson - Carson sat on several boards of directors, including Costco, Kellogg and Vaccinogen Inc. During Carson’s time on Costco’s board, the board members were sued by shareholders for illegally backdating the corporation’s stock options and fraudulently inflating the stock price.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross - On boards of directors of ArcelorMittal (the world’s largest steel corporation), Bank of Cyprus, EXCO Resources (a fossil fuel corporation), Sun Bancorp (a bank holding company), Nexeo Solutions (a chemicals and plastics distribution corporation) and DSS Holdings (a shipping corporation).
Yeah, sure. Here are members of HIS CABINET. These are just their lobbying/coporate board (all board members double as lobbyists, that is why they get jobs on the board) positions. This doesn't include full time Washington jobs they held at the Justice Department, Big Media, congress, etc.
Remember he promised only the best cabinet and to not hire lobbyists NO SWAMP -
Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette - Louisiana native, is not embarrassed to be called a creature of Washington’s lobbying swamp. “I am who I am,” he told E&E News. “If folks refer to me as swamp creature and that means I know something about Washington, then so be it.”
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin - Mnuchin worked for investment bank Goldman Sachs, eventually rising to chief information officer - 17 years. Then Mnuchin worked for George Soros, then formed his own hedge fund. In 2008, Mnuchin led an investment group, which included Soros, to purchase IndyMac bank.
Interior Secretary David Bernhardt - Aa lobbyist and lawyer with Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber Schreck LLP for nearly 15 years. To track his numerous conflicts of interest, Bernhardt carried around an index card with a long list of former clients.
Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia - Listed more than 49 lobbying and law clients in his disclosure including Facebook, Ford, Walmart, Bank of America and Juul Labs.
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler - A former lobbyist for a coal producer, a uranium mining firm, a utility company and a cheese maker,
Attorney General William Barr - Received a $10.4 million retirement payout when he left Verizon. Was also on the board of directors Time Warner and Dominion Energy. Director of Och-Ziff Capital Management.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper - Aerospace Industries Association, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and for Raytheon Co. In fiscal year 2018, Raytheon received $18.1 billion in defense contracts.
Health and Human Services Secretary Alex AzaR - Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar was the president of pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly and Co.’s U.S. subsidiary. In testimony before the Senate Finance committee he emphasized that he has never lowered the price of a prescription drug. During Azar’s presidency at Lilly USA, from 2012 to 2017, the price of insulin spiked from $123 per vial to $255 per vial.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson - Carson sat on several boards of directors, including Costco, Kellogg and Vaccinogen Inc. During Carson’s time on Costco’s board, the board members were sued by shareholders for illegally backdating the corporation’s stock options and fraudulently inflating the stock price.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross - On boards of directors of ArcelorMittal (the world’s largest steel corporation), Bank of Cyprus, EXCO Resources (a fossil fuel corporation), Sun Bancorp (a bank holding company), Nexeo Solutions (a chemicals and plastics distribution corporation) and DSS Holdings (a shipping corporation).
This post was edited on 1/26/22 at 11:19 am
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:23 am to Eurocat
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Trump promised to fight the swamp and not hire lobbyists for the administration.
Yeah, sure. Here are members of HIS CABINET.
Trump promised lots of things, and he delivered on enough of them that I would vote for him again.
I would also PRAY REAL HARD that he learned his lesson.
Would also pray that that the upcoming primaries purge more Uniparty Repubs for MAGA repubs. That will have a greater impact than anything else.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:25 am to ScottFowler
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I'm sure it wasn't Navarro, which is why I though may be Bannon.
Let's not forget Noem's little boyfriend still has an axe to grind.
Posted on 1/26/22 at 11:33 am to squid_hunt
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Says the guy literally posting on a thread about Trump's accomplishments and claiming there's no evidence of any accomplishments.
dude. please tell me you are not this dumb. Is this really what you get out of the following:
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RogerTheShrubber
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Fact
He's a fine agitator, he's no leader.
which was in reply to:
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Trump was a lot of talk and no real action
to which my reply to RogertheScrubber was:
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Yeah you'll need to show your work on this one, homeboy. If it's a fact, then that should be no problem for you. Or do you mean it's your opinion?
I'd call you a dumbass, but I am classier than that. I have laid out all the breadcrumbs for you to follow actual logic, but I am afeard you still won't be able to keep up
ETA: I'll just add the summation. You are so dumb that you called it a fact that Trump was an agitator with no leadership who had a lot of talk but no real action while trying to simultaneously call me out by saying Trump has a litany of accomplishments but I can't provide one.
This post was edited on 1/26/22 at 11:36 am
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