President Trump should have fired
every single one of Obama’s unelected holdovers the day he took office.
Not doing so was his biggest mistake. It wouldn’t have been that big of a deal, Obama Fired
All of Bush’s Politically Appointed Ambassadors In 2008.
Jimmy
Carter in 1979 requested the resignation of his entire Cabinet, but only some
of them actually resigned. This fed into a general dissatisfaction with his
performance towards the end of his term.
Andrew
Jackson fired his entire Cabinet except for the Postmaster General, though it
was much smaller. This was over a social controversy — trivial to modern
sensibilities — in which most of the Cabinet lined up against Jackson.
Bill Clinton
that fired all 93 federal attorneys just to get at the ones that were
investigating him.
Bush fired 8
federal attorneys because of their activism and got reamed by the libs in the
press.
The
problem with these people who rise to positions of unelected power is that, not
only are most of them fiercely partisan but also incompetent and unbelievably
arrogant. They have nothing but contempt
for those of us who are not in any way relevant to them.
The
elected ones on the left are just as bad, but at least they can be voted out of
office. Make no mistake; the American people are of absolutely of no concern
to people of the Left, elected or unelected. We are nothing but
an inconvenience to them because we can vote. They pander for
our support when elections come around and then dismiss our concerns as soon as
they retain their power.
Lisa
Page seems ever so confident that she is free and clear. She’s a victim, and as pure as new fallen
snow, despite her obvious collusion in the Russia hoax. Adam Schiff
is deranged, obsessed, an embarrassment. These people like Comey, McCabe,
Brennan are outrageous, all claiming to be virtuousness when they are in fact obviously
treasonous.
How
did they end up so devoid of conscience, so entitled to their sense of
superiority? Because the culture of the Left has inculcated
it, indoctrinated at least two generations of political power-seekers with
abject amorality.
President
Harry Truman, who sighed into law the formation of the CIA, later regretted
doing so. He once said: I never would
have agreed to the formulation of the CIA, if I had known it would become the
American Gestapo.
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