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  1. These resignations are “fine” with me, too. Pre-Obama, race relations in the US were improving. Time to go back to prosecuting actual illegal discrimination.

  2. I remember when they made a scandal that some employees were from hillsdale and grove city, along with the judges that W tried to fire, that was the pretext for the purge under obama, some years later,

  3. It is simply IMPOSSIBLE for the Democrats and their Media goons to be honest.

    IMPOSSIBLE.

    Americans voted for Trump because they wanted some modicum of honesty in government (but try explaining that to a Democratic-Party supporter—he/she/it won’t have any idea what you’re talking about!).

    Put another way, a vote for Trump was a vote AGAINST the obscene and constant pusillanimity of the Democratic Party—as much as it was a vote AGAINST that party’s perverse and destructive policies.

    (To be sure, lying, dissembling, misrepresenting, covering up and deceiving l, not to mention grotesque, multi-level amounts of theft, were—ARE—an essential component of those perverse and destructive policies.)

    It’s gonna take awhile for Trump, Musk, and all those heroic fighters to clean out and clean up the Augean Stables. Alas all that filth, manure and crud is Democratic Party GOLD. No wonder they’re unhappy enraged….

    + Bonus:

    “S&P’s Longest Win Streak In 21 Years Erases All Liberation-Day Losses; Big-Tech & Bitcoin Lead Gains”—
    https://www.zerohedge.com/market-recaps/sps-longest-win-streak-21-years-erases-all-liberation-day-losses-big-tech-bitcoin

    (Keeping in mind the things are likely to be volatile for a bit…)

  4. Over all, things are going quite well.

    As the Brits, used to say, “Early days yet”; but I feel that Trump assembled an excellent team this time around. They appear to be committed to his agenda; in other words, our agenda. And they are a hard nosed crowd. (I don’t know what the Brits, if there are any left, say now. Probably afraid to say anything.)

    I have enjoyed the little fantasy plot viz a viz Waltz being ‘dismissed’, only to move to a more prestigious job. The media really thought that they smelled blood on the water. Tough luck Media and Democrats.

  5. Oldflyer: “… Waltz being ‘dismissed’, only to move to a more prestigious job.”
    I am under the impression that his national security role was perhaps “more important” in reality than becoming UN Ambassador, even if the latter might be more public facing.
    Am I missing something vs. what you are seeing? Granting that both roles are important for foreign policy purposes, plus carrying Trump’s “America First; … But not America alone” message?

  6. I want more and more. Some firings are in order. If any of the attorneys start some stuff, fire them.

  7. I miss seeing Harmeet Dhillon on Fox. She used to do fairly regular appearances in the Laura Ingraham show. She’s an incredibly smart and tenacious lawyer. She certainly has her work cut out for her.

    Mass resignations? Well, it’s a start. I’m sure Harmeet has good replacements on their way.

    There are so many nooks and crannies of the bureaucracy that have been filled with Obama acolytes since 2008. My suspicions that things were deeply rotten have been confirmed.

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