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A Radical Experiment: How Elon Musk Could Shake Up Washington
Cookie? More of a fruit cake. Billionaires holding non elected positions in non governemnt organizations exercising de facto control over the government is the very definition of the swamp. -
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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
Not in his waning days. He lost it, and that is probably why he is forgotten, unlike the master himself, John Holmes. Jeremy was so ugly he must have paid them to be able to be in a movie, like the ordinary guy that was in a G B movie and looked completely out of place. -
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Avoid homes with Trump signs Fema Supervisor told disaster workers in FLA
Yep, there's always the far right distortion and then the truth. Sadly, it's always too late because the tin foil hats will stick to the first story like excrement to a blanket and nothing will shift them. -
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A Radical Experiment: How Elon Musk Could Shake Up Washington
Elon is a smart cookie, and Vivek is no slug. But the Washington swamp is deep and treacherous. They need to come up with a plan that is so quick and effective, that the swamp monsters don't have time to react or wreak vengeance. Something along the lines of a blitzkrieg attack - a full court press across multiple fronts that prevents the various swamp creatures and TLA agencies from helping to defend each other and bog the two Likely Lads down in litigation. I have no idea what that might look like. Maybe something as simple as disabling all the access cards and cellphones of a selected 80% of government employees at 02:59 on a Sunday. Whatever they do, they have to wreak instant havoc in every department to avoid being devoured by the swamp. And let's face it. If every government department did absolutely nothing for a month, the world would be a much happier place. I think Musk is well aware of this. He would have no issue with government coming to a total standstill. -
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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
I suspect if someone feels that way then they aren't doing it right. So it's only the thought that counts? That's like putting together a 1,000-piece puzzle for 2 weeks and then finding out the last piece is missing at the end.- 1
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Official: Trump Nominates RFK Jr. for Health Secretary
I don't know where coronovirus came from but it was not manufactured or deliberately released to kill millions of people starting with the Chinese first. -
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Sadiq Khan Calls Out Trump’s Racism and Extends an Olive Branch
Why? He'll be accusing the immigrants of eating the dogs. -
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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
Actually the CEO of a large Defense Contractor would have relevant experience to run the DOD. A good chunk of the annual defense budget ($800 Billion) is spent on contracts to the various defense contractors. Awarding of contracts is a big part of the business of the DOD. The DOD is run like a business. Government does not make anything. What they need is actually purchased from companies. The extent of Hegseth's leadership experience is an army platoon leader. At best he was in charge of 30 to 50 soldiers. If confirmed he would lead an agency with close to 2 million military, civilian and contractors. Scaling up be an understatement. Yes, the DOD needs change but I doubt Hegseth is the right man for the job. But with the Republicans in charge of the senate he might get confirmed.
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