Second ('Third') Trump Presidency Thread
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cajunrevenge
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Bondi/Patel/Bongzino are finding out why the best place to be in MAGA is on the outside throwing bricks and the worst place to be is in a position of power because when they cant live up to the insane conspiracies and demands they become the enemy. Jeff Sessions had a Senate seat for life. He was the first prominent Republican elected official to endorse Trump. One of the most respected members of the party by its own members for whatever reason. Then when he couldnt interfere in an investigation that he was a witness in they turned on him. Now he couldnt get elected Dog Catcher.
My question is when do they blame Trump?
My question is when do they blame Trump?
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
sometimes the beast you feed ends up eating you
or
the revolution always eats its own children
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
the funny thing is this chase for the mythical client list might end up doing some good by forcing more documents to be released and getting rid of the redactions...i understand some rich powerful people might be embarrassed in the process or our law enforcement might have some failings revealed....all the more reason to publish it all
cajunrevenge
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The issue is it will get them sued for a defamation. And they likely wont get to pass the bill on to the government.
nsacpi
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i assume some parties might sue to prevent their names from being revealed...there is a legal process for them to avail themselves of...but i think the government should move to release as many of the files as possible and with as little redaction as possible....i find myself in rare agreement with conspiracy theorists on this
there might not be a "client list" but there is a lot of information that has not been disclosed for whatever reason
chop2chip
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Robespierre comes to mind
zitothebrave
Connoisseur of Minors
I'm pretty sure he is. which makes Trump nominating him for anything fucking hysterical.
Nick Adams has been doing this for years to take Trump down from the inside.
This isn’t a Trump phenomenon, but I’ve actually long wondered why we even allow marriage to be a factor in immigration if we’re going to question those marriages. I think people should be able to marry for any reason they wish if you’re going to give people any additional rights or benefits for being married. If you want people to stop having green card marriages, don’t let marriage alone be a determining factor.
nsacpi
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Two days after catastrophic floods roared through Central Texas, the Federal Emergency Management Agency did not answer nearly two-thirds of calls to its disaster assistance line, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times.
The lack of responsiveness happened because the agency had fired hundreds of contractors at call centers, according to a person briefed on the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to discuss internal matters.
The agency laid off the contractors on July 5 after their contracts expired and were not extended, according to the documents and the person briefed on the matter. Kristi Noem, the homeland security secretary, who has instituted a new requirement that she personally approve expenses over $100,000, did not renew the contracts until Thursday, five days after the contracts expired. FEMA is part of the Department of Homeland Security.
After floods, hurricanes and other disasters, survivors can call FEMA to apply for different types of financial assistance. People who have lost their homes, for instance, can apply for a one-time payment of $750 that can help cover their immediate needs, such as food or other supplies.
On July 5, as floodwaters were starting to recede, FEMA received 3,027 calls from disaster survivors and answered 3,018, or roughly 99.7 percent, the documents show. Contractors with four call center companies answered the vast majority of the calls.
That evening, however, Ms. Noem did not renew the contracts with the four companies and hundreds of contractors were fired, according to the documents and the person briefed on the matter.
The next day, July 6, FEMA received 2,363 calls and answered 846, or roughly 35.8 percent, according to the documents. And on Monday, July 7, the agency fielded 16,419 calls and answered 2,613, or around 15.9 percent, the documents show.
The lack of responsiveness happened because the agency had fired hundreds of contractors at call centers, according to a person briefed on the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to discuss internal matters.
The agency laid off the contractors on July 5 after their contracts expired and were not extended, according to the documents and the person briefed on the matter. Kristi Noem, the homeland security secretary, who has instituted a new requirement that she personally approve expenses over $100,000, did not renew the contracts until Thursday, five days after the contracts expired. FEMA is part of the Department of Homeland Security.
After floods, hurricanes and other disasters, survivors can call FEMA to apply for different types of financial assistance. People who have lost their homes, for instance, can apply for a one-time payment of $750 that can help cover their immediate needs, such as food or other supplies.
On July 5, as floodwaters were starting to recede, FEMA received 3,027 calls from disaster survivors and answered 3,018, or roughly 99.7 percent, the documents show. Contractors with four call center companies answered the vast majority of the calls.
That evening, however, Ms. Noem did not renew the contracts with the four companies and hundreds of contractors were fired, according to the documents and the person briefed on the matter.
The next day, July 6, FEMA received 2,363 calls and answered 846, or roughly 35.8 percent, according to the documents. And on Monday, July 7, the agency fielded 16,419 calls and answered 2,613, or around 15.9 percent, the documents show.