What would you like to see from Biden in regards to russia?the fact Biden even mentioned it is proof that Trump lied about saying it DIDNT happen
What would you like to see from Biden in regards to russia?the fact Biden even mentioned it is proof that Trump lied about saying it DIDNT happen
when you see like fifteen posters responding to nothing with “” and know he just did a runBlank page. Must be a Nap attack
Love them or hate them, TLP understands messaging and the Democrats should be taking notes.
I recommend the ignore button for all people here. It really is a valuable toolwhen you see like fifteen posters responding to nothing with “” and know he just did a run
Wtf?! Is he not allowed to post that he’s happy the direction this administration is taking instead of the shyt show you was caping for the past 4 years?
Agreed.I recommend the ignore button for all people here. It really is a valuable tool
Seems like Biden came ready to serve those papers immediately.
The tone was set before Mr. Biden was sworn in. On the Saturday evening before the inauguration, Michael Ellis, a Trump loyalist, was installed as general counsel of the National Security Agency on the orders of Mr. Trump’s acting defense secretary. It was a classic case of “burrowing” a political appointee into the bureaucracy in a new, nonpolitical job classification that would make it hard to fire him.
But after Mr. Biden became president, Mr. Ellis was immediately placed on administrative leave while the National Security Agency’s inspector general examined the circumstances of how he was chosen. Now it is unclear if Mr. Ellis will ever serve in the job.
The Trump administration made a similar attempt to burrow officials into the United States Agency for Global Media, which broadcasts around the world, with similar results.
Some officials were fired outright. The Biden team told Victoria Coates, a former Trump national security official who was made the head of the government’s Middle East Broadcasting Networks in the last days of the administration, that it did not care that her contract called for her to serve at least two years and that she could not be removed unless she was convicted of a felony. Her email was cut off at the end of last week in what she called “a shocking repudiation of President Biden’s call for unity and reconciliation.”
Much as the politicization of the Justice Department angered Mr. Trump’s critics, the neutering of the Environmental Protection Agency prompted outrage from progressives, and it is probably no surprise that the agency is already in the throes of transformation.
About a month before Inauguration Day, a Trump official who ran the water office, Charlotte Bertrand, suddenly emerged as the woman who would take over as acting administrator if the head of the agency resigned. When that moment came, she never had a chance to settle into the chair.
Just hours into his presidency, Mr. Biden named Jane Nishida, the agency’s principal deputy assistant head of the Office of International and Tribal Affairs, to lead the agency until his nominee, Michael S. Regan, North Carolina’s top environmental regulator, is confirmed.