Trump’s loyalty purge continues
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 00:48 last edited by
If true, this is very concerning.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 00:50 last edited by
I can’t imagine it’s legal in the least bit, btw. So I’m hopeful this is just rumorville.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 00:54 last edited by
I think I heard some explanation of that from somebody, can't remember who. Might have been from Trump himself. The individuals targeted, according to this person, were supposed to be temporary hires to help with the massive caseload of the Jan 6 prosecutions. Then Biden made them all permanent as part of his flurry of activity in his last days. Trump wants to undo that.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 00:56 last edited by
That would make a bit more sense.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 01:17 last edited by
FAFO.
The persecution of Trump was unprecedented. His election brings to mind an old saying, "Becareful of the ass you kick, because you may have to kiss it tomorrow ".
The first time Trump was elected, he tried to play politics, and was subsequently schooled in multiple areas. The second time Trump was elected, he's approaching it like a CEO in a hostile takeover.
There will be blood.
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FAFO.
The persecution of Trump was unprecedented. His election brings to mind an old saying, "Becareful of the ass you kick, because you may have to kiss it tomorrow ".
The first time Trump was elected, he tried to play politics, and was subsequently schooled in multiple areas. The second time Trump was elected, he's approaching it like a CEO in a hostile takeover.
There will be blood.
wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 05:35 last edited by@Jolly said in Trump’s loyalty purge continues:
... he's approaching it like a CEO in a hostile takeover.
That's what the Founding Fathers wanted all along, right?
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 05:43 last edited by
Well, let’s reframe this a bit. Their job is to keep criminals off the street and the one they were assigned was recently seen waddling up Pennsylvania Avenue. So they rather failed at their assigned duties.
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wrote on 2 Feb 2025, 14:12 last edited by
As soon as that bogus felony conviction is overturned - and it will be - the criminal moniker becomes only wishful thinking.
None of the people around here who admire Democrats said a word about Pelosi's use of power to reward and destroy political careers. They applauded the results of the naked use of power.
Well folks, you just got your ass politically reamed in a national election by a man who has had more bricks thrown at him than anybody I can think of who has ever occupied the office of President. To paraphrase Obama, it's time for you to shut up and go sit in the back of the bus.
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Well, let’s reframe this a bit. Their job is to keep criminals off the street and the one they were assigned was recently seen waddling up Pennsylvania Avenue. So they rather failed at their assigned duties.
wrote on 3 Feb 2025, 03:26 last edited by@jon-nyc said in Trump’s loyalty purge continues:
Well, let’s reframe this a bit. Their job is to keep criminals off the street and the one they were assigned was recently seen waddling up Pennsylvania Avenue. So they rather failed at their assigned duties.
Ha, good point. If we play the "what if" game, had he not won the election, odds are he'd owe like a billion dollars in fines and would be sitting in prison with a rack of felonies around his neck. As always, flip the coin and imagine if Obama came back into office and started firing people who were doing their job and/or were not loyal to him? Folks here would be calling him Obama the Fascist.