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Not going to happen
No warren
Mitch will say no
Also both would be replaced by republican governors
Good luck with getting things with more republicans
Not going to happen
No warren
Mitch will say no
Also both would be replaced by republican governors
Good luck with getting things with more republicans
How dare you suggest a male prisoner be put in a position where Ivanka can eat his soul so easily.
Ivanka can't go to prison...too pretty
He should name Peter Strzok as head of the FBI, just to trigger gym Jordan, tbh
Learn how voting by mail is fraudulent and insecure.
Bruce Ohr as AG
That’s exactly why Mitch would say yes, he’d love nothing more than to have Warren and/or Bernie out of his chamber and replaced by a Republican governor.
The fact Mitch would agree to it is why itd be stupid to nominate them to a cabinet post.
Imo, the easy ones
Ron Klain as Chief of Staff - easy way to placate the left without needing a senate confirmation
Heidi Heitkamp as Ag Secretary - Non controversial pick who everyone in the senate liked when she was there.
Steve Bullock as Secretary of Interior - Governor of state with a lot of public land, and I like giving cabinet spots to successful Democrats in red states.
Chris Coons as Secretary of State - Not Susan Rice and gets Coons out of the senate.
Dianne Feinstein as ambassador to Tuvalu (newly created position) - Tuvalu is a Pacific Island with like 10,000 people. Seems like a perfect spot for Feinstein to really make an impact.
Give a whole new meaning to "Orange is the New Black"
That mountainside in California seems good enough for that.
LOCK THEM UP
(it's called "kidding on the square." it a well do ented trope of fascism. any of y'all watch that vile toady Pompeo today?)
Swampy!
In Securities and Exchange Commissionfilings, Pine Island describes one of its investment vehicles as “a newly organized blank check company incorporated in Delaware” that will use its connections to top officials to take advantage of rising government expenditures on the national security agencies that Flournoy and Blinken could oversee. Pine Island’s first filings about the investment vehicle were made in September — the same month Biden suggested that he will not push for significant reductions in Pentagon expenditures, which have reached record levels.
“The reputations and networks of Pine Island Capital Partners’ team, both individually and collectively, will ensure exposure to a significant number of proprietary opportunities,” the company said in one SEC do ent. “We believe there will be increased demand in the U.S. defense market for advanced electronics, communications, sensor and detection processing and other technologies that enhance the modernization efforts of the Department of Defense’s military readiness. We believe this demand represents strong growth that our management team is uniquely positioned to capitalize on given our combined investment experience and deeply connected partner group of former U.S. defense and government officials.”https://www.dailyposter.com/p/breaki...iden-officials“This is not an example of people who happen to work at a big company — these are partners at a firm whose stated business model is to profit from the revolving door and connections gained from time in government."
Democrats earned this sh**.
The Biden-Harris transition team on Sunday announced the members of its communications team, three of whom worked for CNN and MSNBC, raising questions about the incoming administration’s close ties with the liberal news networks.
A statement released Sunday touted that "for the first time in history, these communications roles will be filled entirely by women." But what also stood out was that several of the new members had deep ties with Democratic administrations as well as mainstream media outlets.
The transition team said that veteran Democratic spokeswoman Jen Psaki will serve as the White House Press Secretary. Psaki, who held several senior roles during the Obama administration, recently left her gig as a CNN contributor to oversee the confirmations team for the Biden-Harris transition.
The election means we have lost another CNN contributor, but by the same token, the Biden team has gained a senior adviser,” CNN’s Anderson Cooper told viewers before welcoming Psaki back to the network to discuss the incoming administration.
Cooper's colleague, left wing anchor Jake Tapper, who has for years railed against the "revolving door" between Fox News and the Trump administration tweeted several times on Sunday announcing Psaki's new role in the Biden administration -- but made no reference to her having worked for CNN.
the 3rd Act of Obama Presidency
Should have happened in 2016 but the dems faltered.
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