The Trump Purge

#51
#51
You do understand that there is a portion of society that falls somewhere between "never-Trumper" and "Trump leg humper" right?
Those are the people that should surround Trump.
Trump is to weak to withstand even that. He is fixated on having no one other than "leg humpers" anywhere in his circle.
If you do not see the problem and potential dangers of that, I've got nothing for you.
See the OP - read the headline



Scoop: New White House personnel chief tells Cabinet liaisons to target Never Trumpers - Axios

Nothing EVER, and I mean EVER, goes wrong when you surround yourself with yes men.
 
#52
#52
Since when does someone want their employees working against their plan for growth, every step of the way?

Liberals are a strange bunch.
Dims here dont understand the difference between blatant sabotage and disagreement. Not shocking considering massive TDS butthurt. The next 4 years are going to be hilarious!
 
#53
#53
Self affirmations on cookies are ridiculous. Actually self affirmations are ridiculous... Period. All those qualities are attained by doing, succeeding, failing and great role models.
Lilreb was right though, lemony goodness... Yum.
I am young, I am tall, I am muscular, I am handsome, I don't own a mirror.
 
#58
#58
Do you think a government or business full of yes men is a good thing? Just curious, because there's plenty of work out there saying that should be avoided. But then again our president raw dogs porn stars, so his judgment ain't so great.

So now the left hates Stormy?
 
#61
#61
Dems are now supporting Bolton, Rex T, The Mad dog, and John Kelly?

All this winning!
Not a dem and nice try. Celebrated Rex, Mattis, and Kelly when they were all appointed. As proof you should ask yourself if any Dem would be please with the former CEO of Exxon being in the cabinet. You just don’t have the intestinal fortitude to admit that those three leaving looks really bad for Trump.
 
#62
#62
No, no, no, no, no. Government is entirely different.

Loyalty of each member of government is to the people and to the country, not to the chief executive. Example: Let's say a cabinet member learned that in fact Trump was planning something incredibly stupid and dangerous. It can be whatever you want, let's say bomb France. That cabinet member's duty is to tell the right people to prevent Trump from doing it, not to argue with Trump and then just give up and let it happen.

The DNI has a duty to tell Congress what is going on. WHAT IS ACTUALLY GOING ON. Not the spin Trump wants put on it. Even if the intel hurts Trump, it is nonetheless the duty of the DNI to tell Congress. Saving Trump some embarrassment absolutely pales in comparison to that duty. Its not even close.

All of you boiling this down to a simple question of institutional loyalty to Trump because he is President need to take a serious look at what you are saying. Put the shoe on the other foot and think through your reaction if the DNI did not tell Congress, including Republicans, if it found out that Obama was born in Kenya and was a member of al-Qaeda, because hey, Obama was President.
So, like I said he's doing what he should have done 3 years ago. Those who serve at the pleasure of the president have their resignations ready with new admin coming in.
You are grossly quiet about methods which are accepted practice for any new admin coming in and has been for years. All the sudden trump removing people Is a sin? No. It's a course correction done way too late. Most gov employees simply resign if they don't agree with the new admins agenda, those that are being removed have actually done something to be removed from the White House.
BTW.... I think a good portion of France would cheer if trump blew up macaroon.
 
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Not a dem and nice try. Celebrated Rex, Mattis, and Kelly when they were all appointed. As proof you should ask yourself if any Dem would be please with the former CEO of Exxon being in the cabinet. You just don’t have the intestinal fortitude to admit that those three leaving looks really bad for Trump.

I have the fortitude to say you are full of bunk if you can't see these new heroes of the left leaving make the country better. It's probably but something you are used to. It's called winning.

BTW are you one of the 2500 "former prosecutors?"
 
#64
#64
I have the fortitude to say you are full of bunk if you can't see these new heroes of the left leaving make the country better. It's probably but something you are used to. It's called winning.

BTW are you one of the 2500 "former prosecutors?"
Lol. You think it’s better that Mattis and company left? I haven’t heard that before. Jesus man you are delusional.
 
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#66
I don't really care. The country is doing just fine without their input.
For now. You are a smart guy you can’t tell me it doesn’t concern you. You can’t actually believe Trump knows better then those folks on how to handle things in their area of expertise.
 
#67
#67
Lol. You think it’s better that Mattis and company left? I haven’t heard that before. Jesus man you are delusional.

Do you pay attention to Politics? Trump is for getting out of wars. What war was any member of this group you love now advocating we get out of?

I will hang up and listen
 
#68
#68
For now. You are a smart guy you can’t tell me it doesn’t concern you. You can’t actually believe Trump knows better then those folks on how to handle things in their area of expertise.
I have no doubts that he is difficult to work for, but all of those guys have big egos. Maybe they thought they should run the show. They worked for him. Trump is the boss.
 
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QUOTE="vols40, post: 17999928, member: 39482"]Do you pay attention to Politics? Trump is for getting out of wars. What war was any member of this group you love now advocating we get out of?

I will hang up and listen[/QUOTE]
So why did he appoint them in the first place? What does Rex have to do with wars. That wasn’t his job.
 
#70
#70
I have no doubts that he is difficult to work for, but all of those guys have big egos. Maybe they thought they should run the show. They worked for him. Trump is the boss.
Great. What good leader doesn’t listen to his own self described experts?
 
#71
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QUOTE="vols40, post: 17999928, member: 39482"]Do you pay attention to Politics? Trump is for getting out of wars. What war was any member of this group you love now advocating we get out of?

I will hang up and listen
So why did he appoint them in the first place? What does Rex have to do with wars. That wasn’t his job.[/QUOTE]

Secretary of State is not involved in matters concerning war? What is your IQ? 6? And as for appointing them? I want pretend to know what factors he was looking for back then but looking back you can't argue these people were Hawks that never saw a war they weren't interested in. President Trump has made it clear to anyone who possess the ability to comprehend he is not interested in endless wars. And if these new heroes of yours don't understand that he was right about letting them go I say friend them and the Bill Kristol types on social media and welcome them to your party. If you need the adults we will be over here winning BIGLY.
 
#72
#72
Do you think a government or business full of yes men is a good thing? Just curious, because there's plenty of work out there saying that should be avoided. But then again our president raw dogs porn stars, so his judgment ain't so great.
Being a yes man is one thing.... stabbing in the back and sabotage are not in the same class
 
#73
#73
Interesting. The VN Leftists have posted that Trump is going to bomb France and have also posted that Obama was born in Kenya and was a member of al-Qaeda.
 

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