gunracer1
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he is pissing off a shit ton of fuck head worthless piece of shit democrats. I'm 100% on board. and i would just laugh if he shove everyone of them up their asses.
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Who are your Trump dream cabinet picks?
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Just like how Vlad Poutine handled his military over there. If Nobody is smart enough to overthrow you, you stay at the top.
bigun
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RFK Jr. being served McDonald's aboard Trump Force One a target-rich meme environment · American Wire News
Early Sunday morning, Don Jr. posted a photo of himself aboard Trump Force One, sitting at a table with his father, Musk, and RFK Jr.
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RFK Jr. being served McDonald’s aboard Trump Force One a target-rich meme environment
November 18, 2024 | Tom Tillison | Print ArticleThe crowd roared when Trump entered the arena with his A-list entourage consisting of UFC president Dana White, Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, Vivek Ramaswamy, GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson, sons Don Jr. and Eric and Kid Rock
Early Sunday morning, Don Jr. posted a photo of himself aboard Trump Force One, sitting at a table with his father, Musk, and RFK Jr., who Trump has tapped to run the Department of Health and Human Services, pending Senate verification.
But what jumps out in the photo is that the men were enjoying a meal from McDonald’s, including Kennedy, a fitness fanatic who has vowed to “make America healthy again.”
Granted, RFK Jr. doesn’t look too thrilled but when in Rome…
Another aspect of the photo was that House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) managed to squeeze himself into the shot — it was quite the surprise that Johnson accompanied the Trump entourage to MSG.
Arps
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If my choice is go hungry or eat McDonalds Id be hungry
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It appears the Senate can do something about it if they choose. In typical Washington fashion though they let it slide so they can point fingers later. Blame the spineless powers that be if you want to blame someone.
Trump asked the Senate majority leader to allow it. He doesn't have to allow it.
"Even under a broad interpretation of the Recess Appointments Clause, the Senate may limit the ability to make recess appointments by exercising its procedural prerogatives. The Court in Noel Canning held that, for the purposes of the Recess Appointments Clause, the Senate is in session when the Senate says it is, provided that, under its own rules, it retains the capacity to transact Senate business.646 In this vein, Noel Canning provides the Senate with the means to prevent recess appointments by a President who attempts to employ the “subsidiary method” for appointing officers of the United States (i. e. , recess appointments) to avoid the “norm”647 for appointment (i. e. , appointment pursuant to the Article II, sec. 2, cl. 2)."
"The Supreme Court affirmed that pro forma sessions are sufficient to prevent recess appointments and addressed other intricacies of the practice in NLRB v. Noel Canning (2014). Appointments made during a recess must be confirmed by the Senate by the end of the next session of Congress, or the appointment expires."
Trump asked the Senate majority leader to allow it. He doesn't have to allow it.
"Even under a broad interpretation of the Recess Appointments Clause, the Senate may limit the ability to make recess appointments by exercising its procedural prerogatives. The Court in Noel Canning held that, for the purposes of the Recess Appointments Clause, the Senate is in session when the Senate says it is, provided that, under its own rules, it retains the capacity to transact Senate business.646 In this vein, Noel Canning provides the Senate with the means to prevent recess appointments by a President who attempts to employ the “subsidiary method” for appointing officers of the United States (i. e. , recess appointments) to avoid the “norm”647 for appointment (i. e. , appointment pursuant to the Article II, sec. 2, cl. 2)."
"The Supreme Court affirmed that pro forma sessions are sufficient to prevent recess appointments and addressed other intricacies of the practice in NLRB v. Noel Canning (2014). Appointments made during a recess must be confirmed by the Senate by the end of the next session of Congress, or the appointment expires."
MuntCuffin
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The ability to circumvent shouldn't fucking exist. We elected a president, not an emperor.
"But tyranny is ok when my team does it!"
Animalmother
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It was built into the constitution and then the supreme court ruled on it. Simmer down karen.
MuntCuffin
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"Give me that boot, daddy"
Animalmother
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Similar to when Trump was criticized for using the tax code to his advantage
MuntCuffin
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Not really.
Animalmother
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Well it is in the sense if you dont like the system then change the system and recess appointments wouldnt be a real thing that could be done
MuntCuffin
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Thats a pretty big leap. Seems forced.
But ok.
"iF u DonT LIeK tYraNNy tHEn CHanGe It!"
Animalmother
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No a big leap would be what you are saying. oh noes Trump is a dick tator because he is doing a thing thats allowed.
Animalmother
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Besides the Senate has to be on vacation for 10 days before Trump can conduct a recess appointment so all they have to do apparently is have 1 person come into the office and shake their tallywacker and then go back on vaction to reset the clock.
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But it does exist. Trump didn't create it or even take advantage of it during his first term. Trump got run over a lot trying to get along his first term. It cost him precious time and he was ridiculed for having to get rid of so many people. It looks like he learned something about the rules of the game.
You can ignore this again if you want but he asked, permission doesn't have to be granted. If it is you are blaming the wrong guy.
Animalmother
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The public voted a clear mandate. Senate needs to get the fuck out of the way. The tyranny talk coming from the right is hilariously stupid.
Motorcharge
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Congress is as much of a problem as the bureaucracy. They've spent 200 years constantly delegating as much responsibility as they can expanding the bureaucracies and the 17th Amendment just exacerbated that by removing state level accountability from Congress. People love to talk about term limits, but they're really not the answer. All you're doing is implementing a revolving door of people who don't care about being re-elected. That just makes them more open to corruption from lobbyists as they have a set limit of time to cash out the position. You can change Senators every 4-8 years, but those lobbyists who pay them aren't going anywhere.
You repeal the 17th, make the state legislatures elect Senators again and that moves the accountability not only back to the state, but you increase local pressure on state legislators with their constituency. If I'm in Nebraska and stuck with a career politician who makes millions in office of inside trading and who knows what else what can I as a citizen do? Not much. But if the state legislature elects him and I can go bitch at my local legislators business, at town halls, at the local diner where he gets breakfast, I can organize boycotts of his local business until he puts pressure on that senator. Now all of a sudden those citizens in Nebraska are a hell of a lot more connected to their state's senator than they were before.
You repeal the 17th, make the state legislatures elect Senators again and that moves the accountability not only back to the state, but you increase local pressure on state legislators with their constituency. If I'm in Nebraska and stuck with a career politician who makes millions in office of inside trading and who knows what else what can I as a citizen do? Not much. But if the state legislature elects him and I can go bitch at my local legislators business, at town halls, at the local diner where he gets breakfast, I can organize boycotts of his local business until he puts pressure on that senator. Now all of a sudden those citizens in Nebraska are a hell of a lot more connected to their state's senator than they were before.
gt1guy
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Just learned that they'll still have to vote to go on recess, so anyone of them who doesn't want recess appointments will just vote no to go on recess. I believe McConnell has already stated he's going to get in the way of that.
Weasel
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Brandan Herrera for ATF director.
bigun
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Trump Announces His Transportation Secretary Pick As He Prepares to Replace the Hapless Pete Buttigieg
By Bob Hoge | 7:26 PM on November 18, 2024
The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com.
The Trump team continues to roll out Cabinet picks, and on Monday evening, they announced that former Wisconsin congressman Sean Duffy is the president-elect’s choice to become Secretary of Transportation.
If confirmed, he will take the reins from current secretary Pete Buttigieg, who struggled in the role, to put it mildly.
In a campaign email, the Trump-Vance Transition Team praised Duffy:
Duffy is currently a co-host of "The Bottom Line" on Fox Business, as well as a contributor on Fox News. His wife Rachel Campos-Duffy is also a “STAR” on Fox, as the Trump campaign puts it, and they have nine children together.
As the father of a mere four children, I heartily agree with this person’s sentiment:
Of course, since he’s a Trump pick, there were naturally those waiting to “pounce.” This was a pretty effective comeback to Politico’s shot at Duffy:
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If only the Senators would vote on someone's capabilities instead of their politics...this concept would be great.
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Just give an hour notice and I'll be out of fallout range.Stop teasing...
RusM
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Trump Announces His Transportation Secretary Pick As He Prepares to Replace the Hapless Pete Buttigieg
This is stupid, there's at least 50 departments of transportation in the USA. All of which have someone experienced with transportation and running a transportation system.
bigun
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Hacker Obtains ‘Damaging’ Testimony On Attorney General Nominee Matt Gaetz: Report
In a significant development, a hacker has reportedly obtained transcripts containing testimony that could be damaging to President-elect Donald Trump‘s nominee for attorney general, Matt Gaetz.
The New York Times reports:
The revelation emerges as Speaker Mike Johnson called on Senate Republicans to expedite the confirmation process for all of Trump’s cabinet nominees, including Gaetz. Speaking at a press conference on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Johnson emphasized the need for urgency.
“I trust, we trust, and hope that Senate Republicans and the whole Senate will perform their constitutional responsibility to advise and consent on President Trump’s nominees and to do that in a speedy, expeditious manner,” Johnson stated.
The controversy surrounding Gaetz intensified on Monday after a lawyer for two women claimed to CBS News that Gaetz had allegedly paid them for sex. One of the lawyer’s clients further alleged that she witnessed Gaetz engaging in sexual activity with a minor in 2017.
Amid these allegations, The Times reported that in private discussions, Trump has acknowledged Gaetz faces steep odds of being confirmed by the Senate:
Despite this, Trump has reportedly shown no intention of withdrawing Gaetz’s nomination.
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Hackers…..
Hacker Obtains ‘Damaging’ Testimony On Attorney General Nominee Matt Gaetz: Report
In a significant development, a hacker has reportedly obtained transcripts containing testimony that could be damaging to President-elect Donald Trump‘s nominee for attorney general, Matt Gaetz.
The New York Times reports:
The revelation emerges as Speaker Mike Johnson called on Senate Republicans to expedite the confirmation process for all of Trump’s cabinet nominees, including Gaetz. Speaking at a press conference on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Johnson emphasized the need for urgency.
“I trust, we trust, and hope that Senate Republicans and the whole Senate will perform their constitutional responsibility to advise and consent on President Trump’s nominees and to do that in a speedy, expeditious manner,” Johnson stated.
The controversy surrounding Gaetz intensified on Monday after a lawyer for two women claimed to CBS News that Gaetz had allegedly paid them for sex. One of the lawyer’s clients further alleged that she witnessed Gaetz engaging in sexual activity with a minor in 2017.
Amid these allegations, The Times reported that in private discussions, Trump has acknowledged Gaetz faces steep odds of being confirmed by the Senate:
Despite this, Trump has reportedly shown no intention of withdrawing Gaetz’s nomination.
The swamp wanted it out there and they released it
gunracer1
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you don't think the piece of shit democrats would lie do you?
Hacker Obtains ‘Damaging’ Testimony On Attorney General Nominee Matt Gaetz: Report
In a significant development, a hacker has reportedly obtained transcripts containing testimony that could be damaging to President-elect Donald Trump‘s nominee for attorney general, Matt Gaetz.
The New York Times reports:
The revelation emerges as Speaker Mike Johnson called on Senate Republicans to expedite the confirmation process for all of Trump’s cabinet nominees, including Gaetz. Speaking at a press conference on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Johnson emphasized the need for urgency.
“I trust, we trust, and hope that Senate Republicans and the whole Senate will perform their constitutional responsibility to advise and consent on President Trump’s nominees and to do that in a speedy, expeditious manner,” Johnson stated.
The controversy surrounding Gaetz intensified on Monday after a lawyer for two women claimed to CBS News that Gaetz had allegedly paid them for sex. One of the lawyer’s clients further alleged that she witnessed Gaetz engaging in sexual activity with a minor in 2017.
Amid these allegations, The Times reported that in private discussions, Trump has acknowledged Gaetz faces steep odds of being confirmed by the Senate:
Despite this, Trump has reportedly shown no intention of withdrawing Gaetz’s nomination.
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What’s Going On Here? Paper-Shredding Truck Spotted Outside Department of Justice Building Days After Trump Announces Matt Gaetz Attorney General Nomination
What's Going On Here? Paper-Shredding Truck Spotted Outside Department of Justice Building Days After Trump Announces Matt Gaetz Attorney General Nomination | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
The news of President Trump’s return to the Oval Office and his excellent cabinet nominations may be causing Biden Deep State officials to undertake desperate measures to evade accountability.
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SanDiegoCJ
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Same. I don't know what to call McDonalds, but it ain't food.
FJC11
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And he shouldn't, they can go fuck themselves.
Hacker Obtains ‘Damaging’ Testimony On Attorney General Nominee Matt Gaetz: Report
In a significant development, a hacker has reportedly obtained transcripts containing testimony that could be damaging to President-elect Donald Trump‘s nominee for attorney general, Matt Gaetz.
The New York Times reports:
The revelation emerges as Speaker Mike Johnson called on Senate Republicans to expedite the confirmation process for all of Trump’s cabinet nominees, including Gaetz. Speaking at a press conference on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Johnson emphasized the need for urgency.
“I trust, we trust, and hope that Senate Republicans and the whole Senate will perform their constitutional responsibility to advise and consent on President Trump’s nominees and to do that in a speedy, expeditious manner,” Johnson stated.
The controversy surrounding Gaetz intensified on Monday after a lawyer for two women claimed to CBS News that Gaetz had allegedly paid them for sex. One of the lawyer’s clients further alleged that she witnessed Gaetz engaging in sexual activity with a minor in 2017.
Amid these allegations, The Times reported that in private discussions, Trump has acknowledged Gaetz faces steep odds of being confirmed by the Senate:
Despite this, Trump has reportedly shown no intention of withdrawing Gaetz’s nomination.
Elections have consequences, sound familiar?
