The Trump-Vance Administration

Cornelius V.E. said:
It looks like Trump's domestic policy picks so far have been good--at least in the sense that they've been very unconventional. Unfortunately, it looks like his foreign policy picks have been Israel Firsters and people who are not serious about preventing the next world war. The level of pride and ignorance now being elevated to some of the highest levels of leadership signals that we are about to fall, and fall hard.

Look at Trump's pick for Defense Secretary:


It reminds me of when Trump commented that, after starting a war with Iran, that "we don't need an exit strategy."

Pride goes before the fall. We just elected one of the most prideful individuals on the face of the planet to lead the United States. It's not a good characteristic for a leader.
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I think that was more or less clear from the start. You don‘t get votes in the U.S. by making friends with Iran and Syria and most people are mostly ignorant about and, ergo, less interested in foreign policy. In every country. On the other hand, many other countries don’t have AIPAC.
 
MusicForThePiano said:
America will be much more beholden to jewish interests now.
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You almost had a good post until your usual shortsightedness kicked in.

America was already 100% beholden to Talmudic interests with Dems in power. With Trump in power, it goes down to like 80%. You clearly have no idea what's going on between either party. The last cabinet under Biden was 100% Talmud, ethnically Jewish.

Amazing how dishonest ideologues like yourself cannot admit basic facts.

The fact that Thomas Massie is going to be a part of Trump's cabinet, who refuses AIPAC money, is massive, but Massie could not get in unless guys like Mike Waltz get in. This is basic horse trading, and that is the reality of Congress being owned by Talmuds. This isn't 4D chess, it's basic checkers and it's the only thing anyone could reasonably do in Trump's situation.

The fact that Trump can even get in a single anti-AIPAC person into his administration is the most positive news we've had in decades, yet all you can do is blackpill because you lack capacity for introspective thought.
 
Pointy Elbows said:
HEGSETH: "You've got to fire the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and obviously, to bring in a new Secretary of Defense, but any General that was involved, General, Admiral, whatever that was involved in any of the DEI woke sh*t has got to go."
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By that criterion, I doubt there is a single flag officer that will be retained. Even SOCOM super warriors got roped into those things.
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Don't make me tap the sign

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The 'U.S. military’s marathon, 30-year, single-elimination, suck-up tournament' or 'How America selects its generals'

Copyright John T. Reed Americans assume that our generals, especially our top generals, are our best military leaders, proven in combat and selected based on their performance leading men in war. Surely you jest. Are the top officials in the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare our best...
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The Conservative Treehouse has put out a great article on the Senate situation. It's a nice refresher on the 17th Amendment to the US Constitution and its effect on the government:

Our founders created a system where Senators were appointed by the state legislatures. In this original system the senate was bound by obligation to look out for the best interests of their specific states.
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The nucleus of corruption amid every element of the federal institutions of government is the United States Senate. The U.S. Senate, also known as the “upper chamber,” is the single most powerful elected element in modern federal government.
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The senate now controls who will be in charge of executive branch agencies like the DOJ, DHS, FBI, CIA, ODNI, DoD, State Dept and NSA, from the position of their own power and control in Washington DC.

In essence, the 17th amendment flipped the intent of the constitution from protecting the individual states to protecting the federal government.
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Over time, the Senate chamber itself began using their advice and consent authority to control the executive and judicial branch. The origination of a nomination now holds the question: “Can this person pass the Senate confirmation process?” The Senate now abuses this power to ensure no one challenges them. Additionally, the Senate began using their oversight capacity to control elements within the executive branch and judicial branch
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When we think about the hurdles Trump is facing, this helps bring everything in focus. He is up against a mammoth system and has to work within the framework and the limitations of that system. The bright side is, if they thwart him and his efforts, it will only illuminate the need to repeal the 17th. I have a feeling people are slowly becoming aware of this and will continue to do so. This article is a good and concise way to showcase the issue and well worth the read.

Full article here:
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John Thune Wins Senate Majority Leader Vote on Second Ballot 29/24 - The Last Refuge

[Now we must focus on the very important chairmanships of the senate committees that John Thune will decide.] In the first ballot the results were: Thune 23, Cornyn 15, Scott 13. Scott was removed and the Senators went to the second ballot between Thune and Cornyn. As expected, the Scott...
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Samseau said:
You almost had a good post until your usual shortsightedness kicked in.

America was already 100% beholden to Talmudic interests with Dems in power. With Trump in power, it goes down to like 80%. You clearly have no idea what's going on between either party. The last cabinet under Biden was 100% Talmud, ethnically Jewish.

Amazing how dishonest ideologues like yourself cannot admit basic facts.

The fact that Thomas Massie is going to be a part of Trump's cabinet, who refuses AIPAC money, is massive, but Massie could not get in unless guys like Mike Waltz get in. This is basic horse trading, and that is the reality of Congress being owned by Talmuds. This isn't 4D chess, it's basic checkers and it's the only thing anyone could reasonably do in Trump's situation.

The fact that Trump can even get in a single anti-AIPAC person into his administration is the most positive news we've had in decades, yet all you can do is blackpill because you lack capacity for introspective thought.
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We've got a decently well known Israeli media guy in my private Discord. He has expressed the sentiment that he's unhappy Kushner is gone so maybe a slight improvement here
 
I'm pretty happy about the Matt Gaetz nomination as Attorney General. He is a real MAGA firecracker! I can't wait to see what he does with the office.

His office needs to lead the effort to prosecute all the election fraudsters and deep state traitors. He'll probably have to start by firing most of the current AG department, then bring in new people to prosecute a lot of the people he just fired.

Edit: I just remembered the FBI is under the Department of Justice. Gaetz will get to shut that place down.
 
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