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What are you expecting?
Pam Bondi running the DOJ and Kash Patel as FBI Director
What are you expecting?
What are you expecting?,,,,
Inep ude.
Then it should be no different then the last four years,,,,
Yeah, especially if you actually know who appointed the current FBI director.
Chumper folds again,,,,Yeah, especially if you actually know who appointed the current FBI director.
Trump.
It was Trump.
It's shaping up to be a government by rich, Trumpy cranks for their own benefit. Total elite capture.
Idk but if I had a say I would let every one of these picks get confirmed unimpeded. Every single one. The people who voted for Trump says everything was better under Trump. So let all of these picks get confirmation and when it all crashes and burns then oh well…. He won so give the people what they want at this point is my mindset
But but he has a healthcare plan in the works!
Yep, exactly
incompetence, corruption, petty telenovela striving, asset managers and central bankers are all possible guardrails to the Trumpy New Model Army.
That's likely what's going to happen anyways, but I really prefer the world not to burn, tbh
Bad with money, a drunken loser and a sex pest
Pete Hegseth can't run a small charity, giving him the Pentagon is bonkers
Pete Hegseth’s Secret History | The New YorkerMeanwhile, the finances of V.F.F. grew so dire that the group’s donors hatched a plan to take control away from Hegseth. The donors’ representatives hired a forensic accountant to review the books. The findings were appalling. In January, 2009, Hegseth sent a letter to the donors admitting that, as of that day, the group had less than a thousand dollars in the bank and $434,833 in unpaid bills. The group also had run up credit-card debts of as much as seventy-five thousand dollars. Hegseth said that he took full responsibility for the mess, but added that, unless the donors gave him more funds, V.F.F. would have to file for bankruptcy and close down.
One of the group’s backers initially agreed to Hegseth’s request. But, according to the early sympathizer, the donors decided, “Let’s shut this thing down. Pete can get another job.” The donors, who were strong supporters of America’s military role in Iraq and Afghanistan, arranged for another veterans’ group, Military Families United, which represented the families of Gold Star warriors, to merge with V.F.F. and take over most of its management. “We tried to castrate him,” Hegseth’s former associate admitted. “It was a handoff.” Annual federal tax filings for V.F.F. show the group’s coffers draining and Hegseth’s compensation dwindling. In 2010, the records show, Hegseth was identified as the group’s “Executive Director/President” and was paid forty-five thousand dollars for thirty hours of work a week. The next year, he was identified as the group’s “officer,” and paid a salary of five thousand dollars for thirty minutes of work a week. In 2012, the tax filing again identified him as the group’s “officer,” and his compensation rose to eight thousand dollars, but the total grants received by the group that year totalled a mere eighty-one dollars.
Margaret Hoover, a Republican political commentator and political strategist who worked as an adviser to V.F.F. between 2008 and 2010, recently told CNN that she had grave concerns about Hegseth’s ability to run the Pentagon, the largest department in the federal government, given his mismanagement at V.F.F. “I watched him run an organization very poorly, lose the confidence of donors. The organization ultimately folded and was forced to merge with another organization who individuals felt could run and manage funds on behalf of donors more responsibly than he could. That was my experience with him.” Hoover stressed that V.F.F. was an exceedingly small organization, with fewer than ten employees, and a budget of between five million and ten million dollars. She told CNN, “And he couldn’t do that properly, I don’t know how he’s going to run an organization with an eight-hundred-and-fifty-seven-billion-dollar budget and three million individuals.”
Do that [[[recess appointment thingy]]] you guys keep talking about and don't stop until the SC orders Trump to do so.
And don't talk about it. DO ITPERIOD
hope he gets the help he needs
Pete Hegseth's drinking worried colleagues at Fox News, sources tell NBC NewsPete 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.
It doesn't worry Trump s.
Also from red team: YOU'VE GOT NO REAL PROOF ONLY WITNESS TESTIMONY!!!!
his own co-workers snitched on him to a rival network
facing the "gravity" of his appointment, DEA hopeful Chad Chronister withdraws to continue to serve Hillsborough County, FL as Sheriff.
Sheriff Chad Chronister and Philanthropist Nikki DeBartolo Share Their Love for Tampa - Tampa MagazineSheriff Chad Chronister is married to the daughter of Ed DeBartolo, the former owner of the SF 49ers who Trump pardoned for gambling fraud.
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