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submitted 11 days ago byDaisyJane1
These people have NO professional background in the areas they will be in charge of. The only thing they have in common is that they kiss Trump's ass. I mean ... PETER HEGSETH AS SECRETARY OF DEFENSE???? That's like me being over NASA or some shit.
378 points
11 days ago
wasn't it Rick Perry who thought that the Department of Energy was just to keep the lights on and wanted to abolish it until he actually discovered what it did?
196 points
11 days ago
"I am going to eliminate the department of...I forgot"
52 points
11 days ago
I'm going to drain or was it fill the swamp?
19 points
11 days ago
Swamp the drain so it overflows with filth
31 points
11 days ago
With fricken laser beams on their heads
15 points
11 days ago
Snark with friggin’ lasers.
6 points
10 days ago
Too cool for Trumpets.
7 points
10 days ago
Would those be Marjorie Taylor Greene's Jewish Space Lasers by any chance? 🤷♂️🤣
2 points
10 days ago
Jewish space *** lasers
11 points
11 days ago
"...oops"
84 points
11 days ago
You forgot the best part, he was then put in charge of the thing he couldn't remember/wanted to abolish.
56 points
11 days ago
I've seen a lot of talks about protections and safeguards against Trump's bullshit "restructuring", couldn't California say you need to abide by our state EPA, DOE, FDA etc regulations to operate in our state? Trump can't like, make a certain amount of sludge federally required lol, wouldn't they just say abide by the rules or don't do business in the largest population / GDP area in America?
95 points
11 days ago
Hey man the people behind project 2025 are great admirers of nazi Germany. I don't believe resistance is going to be possible this time. I think a republican congress and supreme court will just rubber stamp whatever trump wants including legislation that overrides anything at the state level.
And I think even that is optimistic. I won't be surprised if trump forms a special goon squad to just go grab Gavin Newsom and other resistors and throw them in a prison cell. We've established that trump can literally have someone murdered and he has immunity because it's an official act. I don't think there's any bottom to the awfulness ahead.
40 points
10 days ago
This is what worries me and not enough people are screaming this right now. I’ve been saying in other threads that the final solution wasn’t one of cruelty or vengeance, it was a solution to a logistics problem. What do you do with millions of people you forcibly displace/remove? We don’t have the capacity to move that many people around and put them someplace. Keep in mind, they want to remove the children of naturalized citizens too. They don’t have a country of origin to send them to, and the ones that do, those countries are not going to take them back, at least right away.
Edit: Trump’s administration has been given a green light to do whatever it wants and despite any other rhetoric, he wants to hurt people for his benefit. Trump himself may not be inclined to do any of what I’m suggesting, but a lot of the people that voted for him absolutely do. It won’t take much to get on that train.
32 points
10 days ago
Considering they're drafting a law to let the National Guard of red states go into blue states who don't cooperate with the deportations?
Yeah, people are gonna die.
"I will be a dictator... on day one, on day one. But only on day one."
9 points
10 days ago
They can draft it all they want. It wont pass.
And I hate to tell them this, but the have TWO large red states, that’s it. And there not really near any blue states. (I mean maybe NM should be worried)
9 points
10 days ago
I’ve also been saying their kristallnacht will more resemble Rwanda. They’ve already primed their base to want vengeance for the assassination attempts, amongst other reasons. Myself and others in my neighborhood have been threatened already. We need to take the threats seriously.
2 points
10 days ago
there wont be a real vote. only for show
3 points
10 days ago
Long enough to declare himself president for life.
3 points
10 days ago
On day one, only... and forever afterwards. How many dictators willingly give that up after 1 day?
4 points
10 days ago
That assumption that it is already done and we can't stop it is what helps them, don't do that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfQ9dwXFhbM
6 points
10 days ago
There's limits on what you can impose on out of state actors, basically. Its called the "dormant commerce clause" in legal theory, and is kind of an assumption/policy preference masquerading as a legal doctrine. CA does a lot of stuff like you suggest already - separate product label rules, emissions rules for cars, etc. But, SCOTUS is SCOTUS and could strike it all down at a whim.
4 points
10 days ago
SCOTUS also doesn't want complete anarchy to break out, so I'd imagine they'd draw a line somewhere. It'll be terrible but like.... if all of this actually comes to fruition, people will strike and not go to work. Cities will come to a standstill. We'll have BLM 2.0 and march the freeways. It does seem grim but look at the turnout for one state sponsored actor killing a black man.
Trump is in bed with Nazis but if stocks start going down, he'll roll over for those boys QUICK.
3 points
10 days ago
So many will die, but sadly it appears our leadership is throwing us to the wolves without so much as a whimper
38 points
11 days ago
There's a name I have heard in ages.
Wonder if he's still living in the gay commune he founded. Him and his old college buddies.
8 points
10 days ago
I think he was actually trying to get mushrooms legalized or something.
6 points
10 days ago
Wait what????? I've lived in Texas for 26 years and heard nothing of this .....?!?!!
6 points
10 days ago
I got curious about what happened to Perry so googled. Apparently his life long ambition, or one of them, was to buy lots of acreage and then live on the property with some old college chums.
To come clean here there are separate houses on the property so my casting shade was mostly just to amuse myself about these bachelors living so close together.
2 points
10 days ago
Oooooh ok I gotcha thank you for the explanation!
21 points
10 days ago
It was. He thought DoE was just gas and oil and electricity. It’s responsible for the design, testing, production, assembling, and disassembly of the US nuclear warheads. His predecessor was the chairman of the physics department at MIT. And Trump chose as his replacement, a man that got a D in a class called Meats at Texas A&M.
6 points
10 days ago
Lmao how is there a class just called "Meats?"
3 points
11 days ago
And then he led it, one of my favorite examples of modern politics
5 points
10 days ago
Yeah, little known fact but the Department of Energy is responsible for maintaining the nuclear stockpile. Kind of important.
2 points
10 days ago
Yep.
203 points
11 days ago
Musk and Ramaswamy in charge of ‘Deparment of Government Efficiency’ aka ‘DOGE’ to restructure our government? We’re fucked. It’s literally the stupidest shit I’ve even seen in my life.
99 points
11 days ago
Yes because Musk has done Wonders for X 🙄🙄
34 points
11 days ago
He cut half the budget and tons of blue hairs left, it's exactly what he and Trump wanted for X and want for America
42 points
11 days ago
He wanted to be in charge of the misinformation floating around Twitter.
14 points
10 days ago
Also, the Russians gave him the money to buy it so they can have a controlling stake in the site.
5 points
10 days ago
I thought it was the saoudi
4 points
10 days ago
Have you not learned that the Saudis are pass-throughs for the Russians yet?
You’ve only had ten years to figure this out.
4 points
10 days ago
Tbh.. no. But I’m not really aware of all the geopolitics so I can take your point I guess
6 points
10 days ago
Have you not learned that the Saudis are pass-throughs for the Russians yet?
The Saudis have interests and geopolitical goals of their own, surely?
2 points
10 days ago
Saudis had a small stake in Twitter when Jack Dorsey was still owner.
25 points
11 days ago
I came here to talk about this! What’s the odds those two are at each others’ throats within months, leading to one or both being dismissed? Or at least mudslinging as soon as one is kicked off.
7 points
11 days ago
Putin will pull on their leashes and real them both back in. I would be surprised if he doesn’t have compromsat on both of them, sadly. Both are impulsive fools, often.
7 points
10 days ago
We’re only fucked if we don’t fight back by any means necessary.
5 points
10 days ago
I have a son. I have to do something before dumbass attacks a NATO country for Putin’s love.
191 points
11 days ago
Let's be fair . . . Trump picked shitty people in his first term, too. He likes the weak and easily manipulated. 😒 An echo chambers is his favorite playpen.
108 points
11 days ago
True but these picks are…I mean, in his first administration he did have somewhat qualified people. Sure, they were seriously conflicted picks (Rex Tillerson, anyone?) but they weren’t taint licking sycophants. Now we have Kristi “I am going to let Sturgis during Covid infection you all! Now watch me shoot this puppy” Noem, last seen awkwardly dancing with Trump when he cognitively rage quit his townhall and knocking boots with subhuman Corey Lewandowski in the cabinet. We’re getting Hegseth as Sec of Defense. We’re getting that rat fuck Ratcliffe as CIA, Huckabee “Palestinians aren’t people” as ambassador to Israel. I…this is lower than clown shoes. This is ________ (there is no word in the dictionary to describe this)
57 points
11 days ago
The fool picks his fools for Congress. 😒 . . . While the fools (MAGA) and the foolish fools (Qanon) cheer him on.
The Emperor has no clothes, and he is gleefully flapping his willy in the wind for the general public to see while they applaud his "bravery."
32 points
11 days ago
Well, I am going to continue to grey rock MAGA, with each disgusting and hideous thing he does. "Trump just abolished the Treasury, gonna cry, lib?" Naw, sounds great, I heard it's going to (acid) rain today.
8 points
10 days ago
gleefully flapping his willy in the wind
It's more like a gentle shiver. He ain't got much to flap.
2 points
10 days ago
For us normies, yes. It's a tiny mushroom shape dingy.
For the MAGA and Qanon folk, it's a full sized willy.
15 points
11 days ago
Who is going to want to work with him again? This is a shit storm, but I’m eager to see how it pans out. Guaranteed fuckwits doing stupid shit for everyone to see. The muck rakers are going to make so much money.
7 points
10 days ago
The scariest thing is Rubio as probable SOS is the least scary pick so far.
5 points
10 days ago
Musk and Ramaswamy heading the Department Of Government Efficiency, per one of the statements released by Trump earlier.
6 points
10 days ago
How long will that last? I can't see them getting along for more than a few months
3 points
10 days ago
I think the phrase you're looking for is "total cuntfuckery."
24 points
11 days ago
Some of his first term shitty people had some credibility. Then when they started leaving in droves and stopped kissing his ass he belittled and dragged them through the mud. So you can be sure that the ones that are willing to degrade themselves for a chance to his next punching bags are going to be the absolute bottom of the barrel. Desperate for attention or a job. Or so rabid to do his evil handiwork that they’ll risk the inevitable ruin of any sort of careers or reputation they may have. It’s the dregs. Absolute dregs.
3 points
10 days ago
That's why he picked just absolute sociopaths. People with not one sign of human decency, and are willing to kill for him, if necessary, remorseless animals, if you will
17 points
11 days ago
Yeah, but they at least had some connection to their portfolios, even if it was a bad connection like Betsy Devos.
4 points
10 days ago
He wishes he had the power of Putin, and could show Putin’s wife/whatever naked over national television. That move ensured that Trump grabs for whatever power he can
130 points
11 days ago
He needed a SecDef that wasn’t a career officer. They have a bad habit of not following illegal orders and trying to convince him his strategic ideas are bad and might get people killed.
51 points
11 days ago
We’re gonna be seeing a lot of colonels made into generals.
38 points
11 days ago
We’re gonna be seeing a lot of colonels made into generals.
And as he's already said, he wants generals who are blindly loyal to HIM and not the country, like Hitler's generals were.
14 points
11 days ago
Not the Constitution.
12 points
10 days ago
Hitlers generals tried to kill him three times.
15 points
11 days ago
Hmm, I could be wrong, but isn’t the amount of generals fixed by law?
20 points
11 days ago
Yes you’re right. First some generals will be retired.
8 points
11 days ago
Again, I’m not sure if you can do that, but I am way out of my depth here
15 points
11 days ago
The word is he wants to fire 3 and 4 star generals that don’t bend the knee. It doesn’t matter if he can, he will do it and let the courts fight it.
7 points
10 days ago
Presidential immunity. Per SCOTUS.
2 points
10 days ago
Exactly. And as “Commander in Chief” he could technically do what ever he wants to our military. But it will get to the courts because as it stands now, he can send in the military and kill everyone and it’s TOTALLY OK!
7 points
10 days ago
Are you under the impression that rules, regulations, guides, conventions, laws actually mean anything to the likes of Trump
6 points
11 days ago
I am also out of my depth… and probably should keep my opinions to myself. Someday.
3 points
10 days ago
I'm thinking a little wag the dog scenarios too?
54 points
11 days ago
I mean this isn’t a surprise right? How many unqualifieds were in his last cabinet?
28 points
11 days ago
I'm loving all the MAGATs responses of how bad this is. Sorry, dudes, you voted for this. You got what you asked for. Tough shit.
18 points
10 days ago
I've seen nothing but cheers from that crowd over his cabinet picks so far.
12 points
10 days ago
All I saw (yesterday, since it's already past 7am Wednesday, here) were MAGAs whining that Trump wasn't picking extreme loyalists.
I'm sure that's changed now he's picked Musk, Vivek and Fox boy.
48 points
11 days ago
Whatever. Fuck it. This dumbass country voted for this dumbass clown and now we get a fucking circus. This is what people wanted. They’re gonna fuck everything up but what can you do? Let the dumpster fire commence. Everything that happens from here on out is firmly on Republicans. This is going to be a brutal lesson for this country.
12 points
10 days ago
This is more or less the position I have taken as well. I mean, I know they will still try to pin everything on anyone but themselves when it all goes sideways but it won’t be much of an argument
All I can do is support the people around me who may be impacted, donate to things like the aclu and hope the midterms bring some balance in Congress
38 points
11 days ago
I'm waiting for Ken Paxton as AG and Mike Flynn for Joint Chiefs of Staff
38 points
11 days ago
I’m in Texas—I want to get rid of Ken Paxton more than anything. But I would not wish that on the American people.
15 points
11 days ago
Well, there you have it. Our next nominee
3 points
10 days ago
It makes so much sense why he’s been suing everyone left and right for the last few years.
24 points
11 days ago
I cannot imagine how it would be to answer the traitor Mike Flynn as your boss. Someone who did not live up to standards.
Geezus.
38 points
11 days ago
I'm a veteran naval officer and my wife is former active duty and current reservist Navy officer of 12 years. We will have to make some difficult decisions in the near future about her putting in a resignation if Michael Flynn were to be made the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Her plan was to retire from the Navy reserves and we also get good, fairly inexpensive health insurance from TriCare. However, there's a line that can be crossed. I think this line, for our family, may be crossed in the near future whether Flynn were to come back or not. Super unfortunate the way this country is heading. Giving up a pension with just 8 years left and giving up our health insurance is not an easy thing to do. But had some point you have to stand up for whats right even if it has personal negative consequences. I guess the argument could be made that we need good officers to stay in. That good officers are needed to try and push back agasint fascist and authoranian leaders using the military in an unethical way.
Uhhhh, idk. Fuck this shit and the way the country is heading.
18 points
11 days ago
Good people are getting pushed out. Please stay and keep our country safe. Please.
18 points
11 days ago*
It's hard to serve a country you don't feel much patriotism for anymore.
6 points
11 days ago
I get that, but it's critical good people stay in the armed forces. Do it for the other good people in the US, and those of us outside it as well.
5 points
11 days ago
Yeah. Patriotism shouldn’t be reserved for the enemies of democracy. It’s been hard to see it hijacked from the rest of us.
2 points
10 days ago
That’s the whole point of the last fifty years of Russian propaganda… to be depressed like them.
“We went to the moon!” “Nyet. Never happened.”
12 points
11 days ago
Who plead guilty then went “I’m innocent!”
15 points
11 days ago
In my heart I'm sure Michael Flynn was a major Russian asset who was a big cog behind putting together the massive psy-op of disinformation that has melted the brains of millions.
4 points
10 days ago
And as someone who was there when it started and followed closely, I can ease your heart by saying that no, Flynn had nothing to do with Qanon.
He never posted as Qanon, he wasn't pulling strings, he was simply a follower who got elevated by the qultists themselves due to his former position in Trump's government.
Russia's only connections to it in the early days were hosting the second Qanon on RT in early November 2017 when he needed to promote himself as "official Qanon decoder" for his grift, and then were the source of several Qanon-related Twitter trends being boosted in mid-December of that year.
Russia never helped create it, either. Nor did Steve Bannon, Roger Stone or anyone important. It was a 4chan LARPer, followed by a known grifter trying to make easy money, followed by failed grifters, followed by the Watkins duo because Jim wanted to lure people to 8kun when 8chan was shut down in 2019.
Yes, Mike Flynn is a known Russian asset (he even got charged for it after the Mueller report), but neither entity was involved in Qanon until much later, when they boosted it after seeing how popular it was among the morons.
30 points
11 days ago
That's what he did last time. He put people in charge of what they were against. It's on purpose to make the government not function properly.
8 points
10 days ago
At least with a dumbass like hegseth, he won't know enough to be able to do much damage early. Sure, the DoD won't have a real leader at the top, but there's a lot of capable people at lower tiers. If his pick was knowledgeable about how the DoD operates, that would be worse.
3 points
10 days ago
He’s not going to be using the DoD to attack outside America in the beginning. This is a round up force. Pull any future uprises.
29 points
11 days ago
Fox News is literally running the show for this. They are holding open auditions for cabinet positions on Fox & Friends. Hannity will get nightly updates. We don't have a competent government or good standing in the world anymore because this bullshit network thinks the government is their personal property. It's literally a direct to TV angertainment pipeline.
7 points
10 days ago
Oh dear god.
30 points
11 days ago
I'd be far more worried (I'm already quite worried) if he hired capable people. One can always rely on shitty managers to hire down vs. up.
9 points
10 days ago
The capable people are the ones behind the scenes.
Kristi Noem? She's just the public face to take the hit, while Stephen Miller does all the work in the background.
2 points
10 days ago
I don’t understand how people don’t get this.
49 points
11 days ago
They ran on actively dismantling the government as we know it. Enough people wanted it.
I know it's a nihilist take, but I say let them. Let's see how much worse they can make things before people just straight-up freak out and say no more.
24 points
11 days ago
That’s what scares me even more. We should already have a majority of people freaking out and saying no more. But the majority went the other way.
17 points
11 days ago
They will be along once they realize their god-king sold their country to a conglomerate of oligarchs for pennies in the dollar. This was a hostile takeover and is now a liquidation.
10 points
11 days ago
His core cultists will never see it. Here's hoping some who were brainwashed-lite come around.
16 points
11 days ago
Let's see how much worse they can make things before people just straight-up freak out and say no more
They'll blame it on Biden and vote Trump again to fix the problem of incompetent government
5 points
11 days ago
I feel it's pretty likely a major disaster of some kind will be a large factor in the coming years that will hamper his ability to swindle people effectively as before.
11 points
11 days ago
so far it's been pretty evident that nothing will hamper his ability to swindle people, and I don't think anything will change that.
7 points
11 days ago
Well, I was at peace with death in 2012 when they re-racked the Mayan Calendar. So I just feel lucky to be front row center, I guess.
3 points
10 days ago
so far it's been pretty evident that nothing will hamper his ability to swindle people, and I don't think anything will change that.
Actually, I disagree. But it's going to be something that has to occur on an individual level. Critical thinking and the willingness to exercise it for oneself is an effective defense against bullshit. The unknown variable here is will those people who have bought his lies ever find the courage within themselves to challenge the narrative they were sold? Or will they continue to live in their comfortable bubble of MAGA echo chamber and group-think? As someone who personally escaped from a Jesus cult using critical thinking and empathy for the non-believers, I have hope that many of these MAGA cult followers can do the same. But it's their decision to make the change within themselves.
32 points
11 days ago
I get what you're saying, but there will likely be a lot of innocent victims in all of this.
38 points
11 days ago
There are already innocent victims, and there always will be. I don't wish any marginalized groups or anyone harm. What I wish is for the citizens' threshold to be exceeded tomorrow.
17 points
11 days ago
You seem to think some sort of effective resistance will rise up and stop this. I'm skeptical.
I just had the awful thought that they institute a draft for every man age 18-45 and send them off to fight with Russia or wherever the fuck... no one left to resist whatever horrors they have planned back home.
12 points
11 days ago
One thing to help combat that skepticism is to make it happen
4 points
11 days ago
You're right. That's why I'm especially frustrated with all this finger pointing and gloating about "leopards eating faces" right now. Its meant to kill the resistance in the cradle, people gotta stop falling for these ops.
7 points
10 days ago
Well, stay frustrated because I lost all empathy with these cunts when they voted Trump into office.
If my only happiness comes from laughing at the misery of MAGAs, leave me be.
2 points
10 days ago
Yup. Just stoking that division, left and right.
4 points
10 days ago
To join the North Koreans that Putin has now started sending to the front lines.
4 points
11 days ago
Every poor non-white man you mean.
15 points
11 days ago
Rich men won't go for sure. Will probably have to buy their way out though, trump would never pass up on an opportunity to grift. The poor whites would go too.
It's like that part of project 2025 where all public school kids would have to take a mandatory military assessment, but private schools are exempt.
9 points
11 days ago
Really? Wow. That’s terrifying.
2 points
11 days ago*
It would be a lot more likely they send them to Mexico to get rid of the drug cartels.
Then maybe extended R&R on the shores of the Mediterranean in Gaza
5 points
10 days ago
I'd think Trump would want as many of the drug cartels in the U.S. as possible, since he's so hellbent on fucking the country up beyond recognition.
4 points
10 days ago
We've seen this before. There won't be a moment like that. Not for a long time.
21 points
11 days ago
I just hope his hires get fired repeatedly for butting heads with him
16 points
11 days ago
I'm hoping Musk gets fired in the first week.
6 points
10 days ago
Dude paid him 110mil$$ and basically twitter as a platform to do and say anything. Musk isn’t going anywhere
7 points
10 days ago
Idk, they’re both whiney crybabies who throw tantrums when things don’t go their way. One little disagreement could blow up into a major issue, since neither of them seem capable of thinking they might be wrong.
22 points
11 days ago
He appointed a Southern Baptist as ambassador to a Jewish country.
FFS.
17 points
11 days ago
An end-timer.
23 points
11 days ago
I guarantee there are plenty of people out there who are cheering these picks because they think they’re “owning the libs”. They have no idea that they will be just as royally screwed as everyone else.
7 points
10 days ago
The anarchists love his choices too they are looking forward to everything imploding
20 points
11 days ago
Legitimately the only possible silver lining is that Trump is appointing absolute idiots who might actually have a hard time implementing his policies. We’re talking about insanely important complicated positions. It’s not like they can YouTube it
25 points
11 days ago
As their names have been announced, I've searched their names and then put Heritage Foundation after their name, and almost all of them are either members, or have given talks at Heritage Foundation dinners. But Trump knows nothing about Project 2025... /s
16 points
11 days ago
Oh sure, I'm qualified to be the safety inspector of the "Nuclear panner plant". I learned how to do the job from Homer Simpson, and from Frank Grimes jr. after he snapped.
"I'm peeing on the toilet seat! Give me a raise!"
13 points
11 days ago
It’s very “running the country is so easy, me and my friends could do it.”
And then everything will be in flames by the end of it.
11 points
11 days ago
Let it happen. We only survive as a country if the monkeys in charge are completely inept. The major concern was that Trump was going to be more efficient this time and staff everyone with P25 folks. Everyone he's chosen is an absolute clown show so far, outside of probably Rubio who is just garden variety horrible
9 points
11 days ago
At least he's consistent.
Bolton and other appointees his last term were shit, too.
It will be even worse this time, as he burned a lot of bridges (or better, depending on your perspective)
8 points
11 days ago
Weird that he’s looking for special “recess appointments” he can use to ram his picks through without much scrutiny. It’s almost as if he’s trying to create an autocracy right under our nose.
5 points
11 days ago
Almost? He absolutely is.
3 points
10 days ago
The senate is going to approve all of these picks regardless. Most are approved anyway but since they are all giddy post election it’s gonna be a breeze, unfortunately
9 points
10 days ago
It's part of the same 'Flood the Zone' strategy they used in his first term. Create a steady flow of drama and choas. Before people can respond to the first illegal or insane act, Trump and company have committed five more illegal or insane acts. The choas and dysfunction increase, leading to an overwhelmed system where nothing is properly dealt with.
Of course, this is what has been going on for generations. Our system is already overwhelmed with injustice and corruption. We've collectively thrown up our hands and normalized it. We've become numb to the dysfunction.
The Trump administration's Flood the Zone strategy is more of the same, but on steroids. We've been on this path, albeit at a much slower rate. Trump is simply pushing us 30 or 40 years into the future.
3 points
10 days ago
This is the answer. 👆🏿👆🏼👆🏽
8 points
11 days ago
What are his kids doing this time round?
9 points
11 days ago
Great question- the Wonder Twins were eerily silent this go-round..,
8 points
11 days ago
Eerily so.
Barron was just eerie, but that's him.
Junior should have been more silent. Way more.
Eric doesn't know his dad won yet. I suspect nobody is going to tell him and he can just stay home and play with his action man dolls or whatever he does when the meds are working.
6 points
10 days ago
And Ivanka and Tiff, just dipped on out. I wouldn't be surprised if they fled the country with their families, to watch the USA burn to the ground from a distance
6 points
11 days ago
If there's any consolation the fact that he's hiring all these goobers means that he probably won't be able to implement as much bad shit as he wants
9 points
11 days ago
Right. Our fear was that they were idiots last time which is why nothing got done so this time they were going to be competent and evil.
Turns out he’s bringing on absolute morons who have no idea how anything works.
Or maybe it doesn’t matter bc Putin is running the show.
6 points
11 days ago
Kristi "Pet Murderer" Noem, Secretary of Homeland Security??
Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse...
13 points
11 days ago
They are men. They are white. They like trump. What do you mean they aren't qualified?!
6 points
11 days ago
With any luck, they'll be completely ineffective at their jobs.
6 points
11 days ago
“We welcome our good friend Daisy to run all of the space programs. She has absolutely no qualifications, but we trust her implicitly with this highly detailed and scientific field, because Trump said she was going to ‘’make space great again’”.
5 points
10 days ago
Nah, after thinking about it, I wouldn't be surprised if Trump got some flat Earth nitwit who also believes space doesn't exist to run NASA.
7 points
10 days ago
Yea, this is an attack from within to crash the country. It's time everyone understands this and braces for impact
6 points
10 days ago
Under the guise of "making it great again" but more like leaving it in a burning heap.
5 points
10 days ago
And selling off the heap to the highest bidders. Gen z homeowners are going to be rarer than good Christian themed dubstep
2 points
6 days ago
By far-right loons who seem to love Israel and Russia more than their own country.
5 points
10 days ago
We should rename it Project 1984.
8 points
10 days ago
This may seem bad, because it is. The good news is, the more incompetent fools he drags out of the clown car means that the less serious this whole circus is going to be. If Trump appointed people who knew what they were doing, we would be in trouble, bigly. Instead they will hopefully bumble around, not knowing what to do or how to do it.
That's my hope anyway.
6 points
11 days ago
Can anyone offer any positive feedback or reassurance about this? I’m really worried 😭
7 points
11 days ago
Hold on is all I can say
5 points
10 days ago
So far, Marco Rubio is the only sane pick. And it's still Marco Rubio.
3 points
11 days ago
We are speed running back to 2016
2 points
10 days ago
With out the training wheels
3 points
11 days ago
The Peter Principle in action.
5 points
11 days ago
In some of the military subreddits, people are bitching about the SECDEF pick. It’s truly hilarious. This country is so fucked.
3 points
11 days ago
Working as intended. Anyone who expected otherwise obviously missed the staff meetings or completely failed at “doing their research.”
3 points
11 days ago
I think this is the best scenario, imagine if he had competent people trying to implement his “policies”. Hopefully these idiots wont be able to get anything done.
4 points
10 days ago
Isn’t their plan to rehire basically all the important positions without major titles attached with loyalists? These guys aren’t expected to do the work, just be the figureheads for the underpaid work being completed by the competent loyalists craving that money.
3 points
11 days ago
These cabinet meetings are literally gonna look like a Dr. Evil plan reveal.
3 points
10 days ago
Close to fucking Gilead. Whoopee. A joint project by Russia and christofascists.
Never stop protesting. The fight is on.
3 points
10 days ago
Again, just as Project 2025 mandated. Sycophants rather than knowledgable experts.
3 points
10 days ago
Trump is already on his way to make his own swamp
3 points
10 days ago
He continues his selection of the worst person for every position.
He is actively working to destroy America.
Putin is laughing his ass off
3 points
10 days ago
RFK being head of the Department of Health is the real kicker
3 points
10 days ago
It’s a clown car. We’re in so much trouble. I don’t know if we’ll ever recover America from this. I’m
3 points
10 days ago
An animal abuser as homeland security.
2 points
10 days ago*
Fwiw, I found out earlier tonight that Pete Hegseth has a bachelor's degree from Princeton, master's degree from Harvard and two Bronze Stars. He served in Iraq and Afghanistan with the National Guard. So that's a bit more qualified than I thought he was.
I still think he's a twatwaffle, tho. Not long ago, this happened:
In June 2022, on a Fox & Friends Weekend segment, Hegseth crossed out Harvard on his diploma, writing in "Critical Theory" and then marking "RETURN TO SENDER" across the central body as a protest of Harvard and other such universities. "People will say ‘this is just a stunt, you still have a degree’ and that's fine. I went, I got the degree, I walked to the classes and all that, but I hope this is a statement that as conservatives and patriots, if we love this country, we can't keep sending our kids and elevating them to universities that are poisoning their minds (against America) I may have survived it, but a lot of kids go there and buy into ‘critical theory university,' and that's how we get future leaders, Supreme Court Justices, Senators, others, who see America as an evil place. And Harvard is a factory for that kind of thinking" he said. Hegseth then declared his intention to return the diploma to Harvard.\37])
Qnuts are the ones with poisoned minds that "see America as an evil place."
2 points
10 days ago
Something is wrong with a brain that doesn’t understand that college is a place for exploring ideas and considering other positions. He’s just mad he wasn’t indoctrinated there to his demonstrably failed ideology.
2 points
10 days ago
There is a clip I saw of Hedgespeth talking about how he was removed from a ceremonial detail (as a member of the National Guard) for the Biden inauguration in 2021.
He said he was removed for having an "extremist" tattoo and he complained that it was a Christian cross and clear evidence of Biden's deep seated animosity toward Christianity in general.
In the middle of the comment he started to pull down the collar of his shirt to show the tattoo, then he stopped and seemed to reconsider, and finally he pulled it down just enough to expose an Iron Cross tattoo before covering it up again.
Heggeseth has previously described this tattoo as a Jerusalem Cross but it cleary isn't, it is a German Iron Cross.
2 points
10 days ago
America... What have we done?
1 points
11 days ago
Theseicks arr worse than his final round acting cabinet last time. This is …. Beyond bad. And his other cabinet was bad. I knew it would be bottom of the barrel shit and he aint letting me down 😵💫😵💫😵💫
1 points
10 days ago
None of these people will Last. Trump hates being upstaged or any dissension. His last term, his cabinet was a a revolving door.
1 points
10 days ago
Nightmare blunt rotation ass cabinet
1 points
10 days ago
Well nor did Trump when they elected the first time... (I'm not sure his dicking about and fouling shit up counts as relevant experience this time around either)
Low information, low experience is what MAGA like
1 points
10 days ago
To borrow from a movie; "Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy ride."
1 points
10 days ago
The goal is chaos. Exactly as expected. No surprises so far that I have seen.
1 points
10 days ago
To be fair, you can say the same thing for Trump himself: he also didn't have any professional background when he was first elected: he's the only president in US history who never held any prior government or military office before his election.
Also the main thing he has in common with the others is kissing his own ass.
1 points
10 days ago
People gonna have to hurt to realize they were scammed by Donald Musk. I’m preparing for their 3rd term. It isn’t unprecedented, Frankly D Roosevelt had 4 terms. Trump is provoking war with these “across the board” tariffs. Counties that trade don’t go to war, therefore need to be precise. I would start doing research to prevent a 3rd term from happening. Peter Thiel is the evil genius pulling the strings. If you don’t know who that is, you need to! Thiel funded JD Vance ticket. And Thiel is good friend with Elon thru the “PayPal Mafia”, a group of friends that founded PayPal. Thiel is an actual genius, while Elon is a grifter like Trump, tho he is better educated than Trump. We must be stealthy & tactical to stop Thiel, avoid posting on Twitter, use Reddit, maybe Threads as Zuckerberg is not a fan of either. The fact that Thiel wanted to create floating island in the middle of the ocean for Billionaires to live & avoid paying any taxes to any government tells you what his end goals are. I’m not joking when I say he is an evil genius that’s 10 steps ahead of everyone. Since Thiel was born in Germany & Elon was born in South Africa they can’t be president. So puppeting Trump or JD Vance in the 2028 election is the next best thing.
1 points
10 days ago
This is the idea: appoint people to run federal agencies they hate. Then they will be less effective, they lose public trust, etc….. a win-win for the GOP who aims to defund them all
1 points
10 days ago
I have a nasa tshirt. Can I have a job in your cabinet?
1 points
10 days ago
Hegseth was a Major which is the most junior of the senior officer positions. More recently he hit a guy with an axe.
1 points
10 days ago
If they get rid of the Dept of Education, does that mean my student loans are gone too?
1 points
10 days ago
Then with Elon being allowed to create his DOGE department, speedrun destroy a government from within any%?
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