Bongino has plenty of experience to take the job as Deputy Director of the FBI. Cop and SS eventually serving on Presidential protection. Also solid investigator. Holds an MBA. According to Jeff, people in DC are well educated, so Bongino fits right in.
Jeff no doubt opposed Louis Gerstner taking the CEO job of IBM in the early 1990s since Gerstner came from Big Tobacco (no tech background). The stock shot up $10 a share on Gerstner’s name alone. He saved Big Mainframe (IBM) - great leaders are great leaders.
What I would like you MAGAs answer is what do you think of Trump admin. trying to help the neo-Nazis? What a messed up group.
Look up stupid in dictionary and it has Comers picture. And you take his advice?😜
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That's rich, the guy who voted for the worst president ever in Biden and then voted for the dumbest candidate ever in Kamala calling someone else clueless!!
An ex-Marine was a CPA, he hated the job sitting at a desk and adding figures all day.
When I was the Operations Manager of the Saks Fifth Avenue Catalogue Dept we would put out thousands to every charge customer, the biggest was the Christmas catalogue. We would hire 100's of new people to staff the operation. After Dec 25, orders would shrink and I would fire 100's , until the next book. My way to decide who to fire ? If I didn't know who the person was after 2 or 3 months ? "Report to HR please. "
So real people with real lives and real mortgages can’t spend five minutes to list five things they’ve done to keep from disrupting all they have?
Of course not. Hatred of the administrations is their life's blood. I have to admit the psyop unleashed starting in 2015/2016 is rather impressive, albeit somewhat horrifying. I'm not the world's biggest fan of Trump, but I don't have the ability to endure the cognitive dissonance required to oppose absolutely everything he, or the administration, does. Opposing the idea that the federal government has a responsibility that is essentially fiduciary when it comes to the handling of tax money, and holding the government and it's employees to account in that regard, is just one more instance where you see people jostling to take nonsense positions when Pavlov's bell is rung.
Not enough information to say if it's corruption. But rule 1 of ethics is to avoid even the appearance of anything potentially unethical, and the revolving door between federal regulators and the entities they regulate leaves open a lot of unsavory possibilities, and erodes public trust in this case of both the FDA and the pharmaceutical industry, even though it's possible everything is, and has been, completely above board between her and Pfizer.
I think Musk’s motivation and reasoning is more lower level. He’s trying to figure out among all the people we’re paying, who’s actually showing up and working vs sitting on a beach somewhere?
Idiotic request. For 80-90 percent the answer will be "I stood at the counter and took applications, issued permits, recorded documents, received payments, answered questions from the public, processed filings etc... for 7 hours per day." Think about it! For those that are working on fewer cases or name specific matters, they are most likely DOJ, FBI, Secret Service, State Department, and the information is confidential. Asinine!
The reporters who are showing up to work every day and doing their jobs writing articles about it/making news videos in support of the government employees really take the cake for me. I mean, they have the opportunity for severance pay and plenty of time to find work in the private sector.
Frankly, if you aren't showing up to the office and can't bother with listing 5 things you did for work last week, it's an easy assumption that particular paid position should be eliminated, as it isn't important.
