Seriously, why are you trying to change the subject?
Explain your spiral.
The purchase of several aircraft by the Department of Homeland Security during the final days of former Secretary Kristi Noem’s tenure is tied to an “ongoing criminal law enforcement investigation,” the department’s Privacy Office told The Washington Sun.
The acknowledgement, made as part of the department’s denial of an Oct. 14 Freedom of Information Act request, added that “DHS can neither confirm nor deny the existence of records responsive to this portion of the request. Confirming or denying the existence of such records could reasonably be expected to interfere with ongoing or prospective enforcement proceedings.”https://www.washingtonsun.com/legal/...airplanes-foiaEarlier this month, Noem came under renewed scrutiny after The New York Times reported that DHS purchased five airplanes from a political donor, Daedalus Aviation Corporation, at a “substantial markup.”
a prison cell for Stephen Miller would be a moderate option
You think appointing her to one of a thousand government positions is worse than MARRYING her? You're nuts.
Sure it is
What did Guilfoyle do with US power and prestige?
She tried to convert it to personal advantage and shamed not only the Trump administration, but all of us as our international representative.
Bad hire, bad US ambassador
Trump hiring Guilfoyle to represent the USA was unquestionably worse judgement than Gavin Newsom marrying her.
bad appointment to political power > bad personal decision
Absolutely.
You need to stop being so emotional about Newsom. No one was talking about him because all that was 25 years ago before Guilfoyle ever got on Fox.
You lost your mind more recently than that. People change.
brain worms talking
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/28/h...smid=url-shareHealth and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Wednesday that he would allow widespread patient access to unapproved peptide injections made popular by internet influencers, sparking serious concern among drug safety experts.
The plan would bypass the most standard Food and Drug Administration safeguards for approving drugs, such as tests to see if the compounds work better than a placebo and whether they might cause cancer or birth defects. To do so, Mr. Kennedy announced “enforcement discretion,” meaning he will tacitly allow companies to produce the unproven injections without going through the usual review process.
Mr. Kennedy, who has said publicly that he has benefited from using peptides, propelled the matter forward, declaring on podcasts early this year that the F.D.A. would lift restrictions to widespread use.
But in a highly unusual turn of events, the do ent released Wednesday suggested that his action was unilateral and couched the decision as Mr. Kennedy’s alone. F.D.A. scientists previously advised against widespread use of the peptides, and none were present in at least one meeting Tuesday finalizing the policy.
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