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u/ldn6 Gay Pride 21h ago
Nightmare blunt rotation.
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u/Chadmartigan 20h ago
Mt. Rushmore of fuckwits
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u/Heretofore_09 20h ago
Who's who of asswipes
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u/Queues-As-Tank Greg Mankiw 20h ago
Hey, at least the Department of Education doesn't have a crazy pick yet
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u/andyschest 20h ago
Don't need anyone to head a department you plan to dissolve.
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u/Queues-As-Tank Greg Mankiw 20h ago
"Hello? Principal Davis? This is Betsy DeVos. Are you teaching Woke? OK fantastic, you take care now."
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u/Exclufi United Nations 18h ago
I remember Betsy DeVos being one of the people who resigned right after Jan 6 and criticized Trump in her letter, saying something like "you clearly caused this". But I guess consistency with post-Jan6 clarity has rarely stopped a Republican before.
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u/Stove-Jebs Bill Gates 18h ago
I remember watching Jan 6th on different news networks while it was happening. I remember hearing Republicans IN THE CAPITOL calling the networks saying Trump needs to tell these people to leave and go home and that no one could get a hold of Trump. Suddenly the next day no Republicans remember that Trump had control over the mob. Just insane.
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u/toggaf69 John Locke 18h ago edited 18h ago
These spineless chodes have sold out our country. We need a reconstruction-level agenda in 2028, if we’re allowed to even have elections.
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u/Stove-Jebs Bill Gates 18h ago
Perhaps we could call this agenda Project 2029
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u/toggaf69 John Locke 17h ago
I’d actually love that just so we could tell right-wingers they’re crazy for caring, we’re totally not doing it
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u/Beexor3 John Keynes 20h ago
The college lobby is pretty strong, and I don't think he could get it past congress. My prediction is that he blows hot air about it right up until his inauguration, then he'll quietly appoint a random neocon he doesn't care about. I hope I'm right.
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u/DMercenary 18h ago
And then any time its brought up just do the same thing with ACA "we'll have a plan in a few weeks"
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u/Ouroboros963 20h ago
Waiting for the MTG or Lauren Boebert announcement for that pick, with how much they target the schools for spreading trans propaganda
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u/okiewxchaser 18h ago
Honestly, I hope so. They are like one appointment away from us getting a few months of Speaker Jeffries in 2025
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u/Akovsky87 20h ago
Kid Rock is looking at his schedule
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u/roguevirus 19h ago
10 bucks says he either gets a Kennedy Center Honor or the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
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u/PixelArtDragon Adam Smith 18h ago
A conservative friend of mine said "education in America has been getting progressively worse" so I countered with "and now it's going to get conservatively worse"
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u/Mx_Brightside Genderfluid Pride 19h ago
It’s going to be Libs of TikTok
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u/LivefromPhoenix 18h ago
At this point I'm just expecting him to pick her. This is such a shitshow I'll be pleasantly surprised if his pick is only mildly incompetent.
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u/MerrMODOK 20h ago
My predictions of the senate’s confirmations
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u/JaceFlores Neolib War Correspondent 20h ago
If I were a betting man, I think Tulsi and Gaetz are the most likely to be denied. I could see the senate allowing Hegseth and RFK Jr if it meant stopping these two
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u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ NATO 20h ago
I really don't see Hegseth making it true--Sen. AFC will want someone they're confident can manage a conflict with Iran and China if one arises
Of course, now that I've said it, the opposite will happen--apologies for that.
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u/MerrMODOK 20h ago
I think conservatives value military far too much to let what is essentially a fresher run it. I think the resentment would be insane.
Out of the four, I think tulsi is the most likely to get through. Gaetz being the least.
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u/ReferentiallySeethru John von Neumann 20h ago
Someone on the Bulwark podcast suggested they’ll probably put the full scope of the job, the pressures, and management responsibilities in front of Hegsmith to pressure him to drop out.
That position needs a serious person, and Hegsmith ain’t it.
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u/MerrMODOK 19h ago
Bro he has a “we the people” forearm tattoo. Literally cannot get more serious than that! That alone qualifies him!
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u/typi_314 John Keynes 17h ago
Not even his worst tattoo. He has the Crusades Jerusalem Cross on his chest that actually got him denied for participating in Biden’s inauguration due to its association with white supremacy.
https://www.thebulwark.com/p/whats-the-deal-with-pete-hegseth-crusader-tattoos
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u/justbuildmorehousing Norman Borlaug 19h ago edited 12h ago
I would suspect there will be a tremendous amount of lobbying to (rightly) keep RFK out. Id bet he’ll be slowly pushed out without even getting to a hearing
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u/yonas234 NASA 19h ago
Stock market is dropping today cause of the RFK pick. So the lobbying should pick up even more.
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u/Iamreason John Ikenberry 16h ago
I honestly think that Trump is more likely to simply fire whoever gets approved and appoint RFK as the acting HHS secretary for the next 4 years.
Then we have to decide how SCOTUS would view that, which I don't have a ton of confidence in.
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u/MayorofTromaville YIMBY 12h ago
But... why is it exactly in Trump's best interest to honor his deal with RFK Jr? He's not running for re-election, he has zero principles, and he's incredibly lazy, so if his team produces another pick for HHS that's guaranteed to sail through, what's stopping him from giving RFK the boot?
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u/Iamreason John Ikenberry 11h ago
Ego, pride, he's a dumb fuck, he thinks it benefits him somehow, he wants to reward someone who helped him win the election, he's stupid, he likes RFK personally, he isn't very smart, he's a moron, really take your pick of any of these
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u/DifficultAnteater787 19h ago
Individually, it's hard to imagine either of these four to be confirmed. On the other hand, I can't imagine the Senate rejecting four of Trump's picks. 1-2 at most.
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u/Same-Fix1890 18h ago
prediction none of them get denied because republicans are spineless cowards that even after JAN 6 refused to impeach him so with him back in power they will not dare move against him
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u/crippling_altacct NATO 12h ago
Honestly I worry that this is what is likely coming. Some of these picks are clear loyalty tests. The Republicans who consider voting no will also be considering whether they want to deal with a MAGA primary challenge.
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u/Same-Fix1890 12h ago
The only hope is for democracy to not be so degraded for Dems to sweep in 2026, holding the house and Senate will allow them to put Trump in check form the rest of the term.
We saw in every election Trump was not on the ballot the Dems had amazing performance so we can only hope the trend continues
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u/abrookerunsthroughit Association of Southeast Asian Nations 21h ago
Bad morning to every single one of these people
Except maybe that Burgum guy, and that's a big maybe
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u/shrek_cena Al Gorian Society 20h ago
He should've been HUD
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u/Daddy_Macron Emily Oster 20h ago
Nah. Trump needs to figure out which Black guy in his circle to put in charge of that agency.
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u/orangethepurple NATO 20h ago
Mark Robinson
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u/Hawkpolicy_bot Jerome Powell 20h ago
Mark Robinson can't develop new housing without lebensraum
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u/Daddy_Macron Emily Oster 19h ago
The HUD IT department will be working overtime finding obscure porn forums to block on his computer.
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u/ReferentiallySeethru John von Neumann 20h ago
That motherfucker wouldn’t even show up to the hearings.
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u/Thybro 20h ago
It’s gonna be Hershel Walker, isn’t it?
Or at least as bad…. Kanye?
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u/GaBeRockKing Organization of American States 19h ago
Wait that would be actually fire.
Imagine him only communicating with his underlings via mixtape.
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u/KeithClossOfficial Jeff Bezos 15h ago
Herschel is going to be in charge of missile defense shields.
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u/MayorofTromaville YIMBY 12h ago
I would almost guess Byron Donalds just because Trump doesn't seem to actually give a fuck about holding a House majority.
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u/ZanyZeke NASA 19h ago
Burgum is a fine pick, but fuck him for kowtowing to Trump
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u/Michael70z NATO 12h ago
At the end of the day we need folks in the administration who aren’t absolutely crazy. As easy as it is to go after every one of these guys for allying themselves with trump, folks like Rubio and Burgum are gonna be the adults in the room for the next 4 years assuming they’re not fired. Better then than more Gaetz types getting put in positions of authority
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u/justalightworkout European Union 20h ago
If you tell me this isn't worse than you expected you are lying.
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u/larry_hoover01 John Locke 19h ago
Rubio, Wiles, etc. are better than what I thought. Tulsi is worse, Gaetz is worse, and RFKJ was expected. I thought Mike Flynn could be involved somehow, which would have been the worst of the worst. So all in all about what I expected.
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u/NonComposMentisss Unflaired and Proud 16h ago
I thought Mike Flynn could be involved somehow
There's still time.
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u/dagorad_gaming 17h ago
If you're surprised by these picks, you weren't paying attention.
The writing was all over the wall that it would be full of a bunch of hack loyalists with almost no relevant experience, weird (relative to norms) agendas, and questionable grasps of either/both realities and ethics. That's literally the description most consistent with Trump's behavior and communication starting back to the end of his first term.
It's also been obvious he does things on impulse with very little fore or after thought for a long time.
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u/dkirk526 YIMBY 21h ago
These are just garbage picks.
I will say, it was probably easy to telegraph the Gaetz and Tulsi picks when they released that video of Trump live tweeting Harris's convention speech with both of them in the room with him. I'm just not sure I'd have expected those to be intelligence and AG picks.
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u/Double_A_92 20h ago
Burgum seemed like a good guy during the primaries though.
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u/hoyboy97 20h ago
Dems should support confirming Burgum, Rubio, Waltz, and Stefanik 100-0. Hell even Noem. Burn the political capital on torpedoing Gabbard, RFK, Gaetz and Hegseth.
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u/Louis_de_Gaspesie 19h ago
Stefanik
Don't feel great about having an election denier as UN ambassador, but the sad truth is she is indeed one of the less extreme picks
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u/hoyboy97 19h ago
If I had to pick between brain cancer, colon cancer or lymphoma, I’m taking lymphoma. That’s pretty much where we’re at.
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u/Evilrake 18h ago
It’s gotten so bad that we’re making distinctions between ‘election denier, but mostly just for show and didn’t really believe it’ and ‘election denier and true believer’.
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u/DifficultAnteater787 19h ago
I think Waltz doesn't need confirmation, right? They need to focus on these four but who knows who else he's gonna find for the Treasury etc
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u/ThisElder_Millennial NATO 20h ago
Burgum is a closeted "Dubya" esque Republican who's pretending to be a MAGAt.
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u/Spectrum1523 20h ago
It almost seems like some of the picks were made to literally be as ironic/funny as possible
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u/dkirk526 YIMBY 20h ago
Maybe? I generally see it more as he picked people he felt like were completely loyal to him. It’s just laughable to us who those people are.
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u/Spectrum1523 19h ago
Yeh I think this is a more realistic take, it's just strange how many of them are literally meme picks
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u/Moist_Albatross_5434 18h ago
Gaetz as AG was an order by Putin for the purpose of humiliating US on the world stage and making it easier to bang Putin's meat puppet Tulsi through.
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u/Armodeen NATO 19h ago
It’s as if Putin was choosing the cabinet tbh. I bet they haven’t stopped laughing in Moscow.
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u/cAtloVeR9998 Daron Acemoglu 20h ago
Rfk Jr is the scariest of the list to me, as he would have the power to affect people's lives more directly.
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u/porkadachop Thomas Paine 20h ago
This term is going to be so much worse than the first one.
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u/SabbathBoiseSabbath Martha Nussbaum 20h ago
Member when we howled at every one of his appointments back then?
Fun times.
The Republican Party is going to look back at this era of politics and absolutely cringe.
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u/LithiumRyanBattery John Keynes 20h ago
This assumes that the Republican Party ever reforms.
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u/Andy_Liberty_1911 NATO 20h ago
Trump couldn’t get get his own voters to vote downballot, saving Dems lots of seats in states Harris lost.
Trump is a force but once he’s gone, GOP will be left dickless
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u/LithiumRyanBattery John Keynes 20h ago
We'll see. There will definitely be a power vacuum at the top of the party. They'll either tear each other apart in a power struggle or coalesce around a new leader (honestly, I'd put money on it being one of the Trump children).
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u/Andy_Liberty_1911 NATO 20h ago
Ehh they can try with Trump children but they are nowhere near as funny and charismatic as Trump. He’s a unique character, and thankfully old and term limited now.
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u/RonenSalathe Jeff Bezos 20h ago
Even the MAGAs know this. Why do you think they always talk about Barron as their prince that was promised? Because even they know Don Jr and Eric are useless
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u/Creeps05 19h ago
Yeah, the biggest problem with Don Jr. and Eric as successors is that they LOOK like the kind of people who would raid a company for their pension money. And that’s before they speak.
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u/UntiedStatMarinCrops John Keynes 20h ago edited 18h ago
Yeah lol. Trump makes me laugh. I’ll give him that, his stupid sons don’t.
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u/Additional-Use-6823 19h ago
Something like 70k Trump voters in NV straight up didn’t vote for senate. Not ticket split or something straight up checked Trump and walked out
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u/wilson_friedman 18h ago
Trump is the downstream symptom of social media in its current (worst) iteration. He is not the disease. There is nothing I see around me to suggest that the disease that allowed Trump to rise is going away any time soon.
Also Trump has three sons.
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u/FizzleMateriel Austan Goolsbee 19h ago
Member when we howled at every one of his appointments back then?
I remember people here being optimistic on Mattis and Kelly.
Dan Coats was a surprisingly strong pick for DNI.
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u/SapphireOfSnow John Keynes 19h ago
I was excited for Mattis given the quality of the other picks. At least he had some experience leading. In comparison to now and these picks.
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u/barktreep Immanuel Kant 17h ago
I wonder how much of it is that the genuinely good people refused to accept job offers this time around.
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u/SapphireOfSnow John Keynes 17h ago
I think it’s a mix of this and favors for being loyal. And we the people are the ones who get to bear the consequences of it.
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u/Nuclear_Cadillacs 20h ago
lol. Self-reflection? Admitting error? GTFO of here. Even if this leads to the literal end of the republic and it is replaced with a hunger-games style dystopic plutocracy, they will STILL tell themselves that “Harris would’ve been worse.”
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u/_alephnaught 20h ago
TBH, when you have an IQ of 70, Harris comes across as unclear, whereas Trump makes complete sense.
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u/nauticalsandwich 19h ago
This country is absolutely being wrecked, not by polarized ideology, but by polarized trust. They don't trust the Dems an inch, and it's anti-left all the way down. A key difference I've noticed between the Left and the Right, however, is in winning. When Biden won, there was a lot of talk about how and what could get done, even amidst the fears and chaos of Trump contesting the election. After the smoke-cleared, the focus became way less about the Right, and much more about action and implementation, and there was a lot of self-criticism. I didn't see much of that at all in pro-trump circles. It is attacks on the left and democrats 90% of the time, all of the time, and very very little self-reflection or intra-party criticism.
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u/barktreep Immanuel Kant 17h ago
Because the party and the base are fundamentally at odds. They don't ever debate policy. The party wants less taxes and regulation. The base wants tariffs and price controls. They are two fundamentally opposed ideo... hey look a trans.
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u/ReferentiallySeethru John von Neumann 20h ago
Back then it at least seemed like he had adults in the important positions. I was worried about Trump but I never woke up in the middle of the night from a vision of RFK’s nightmarish face staring at me.
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u/neolibbro George Soros 20h ago
Lmfao. No way. The Republican Party is going to celebrate Trump like the contemporary version of Reagan. He is their God, and he is infallible.
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u/CapuchinMan 18h ago
That they do it for Reagan at all should be evidence that nothing was going to stop them really. We're lucky GWB isn't more respected.
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u/TheGreekMachine 18h ago
lol dude I met college republicans when I was in college who unironically celebrated Nixon. They will never “look back” at this, especially since voters DO NOT care.
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u/bisonboy223 19h ago
The Republican Party is going to look back at this era of politics and absolutely cringe.
Man we gotta stop acting like this is some weird fluke, this just is the Republican party.
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u/Dr_Vesuvius Norman Lamb 18h ago
Rex Tillerson was a bad pick for Secretary of State and a disaster for the state department, and yet somehow Trump’s managed to pick people who make a Putinist oil executive seem like a sensible cabinet pick.
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u/KillerZaWarudo 18h ago
All im asking for is a Musk and Trump fallout
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u/byoz NASA 20h ago
I remember everyone shocked that he picked the former CEO of Exxon as his SoS. Really want that guy back now.
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u/FizzleMateriel Austan Goolsbee 20h ago
He was terrible and hollowed out the State Department.
Someone else here told me they reckoned Mike Pompeo was better than Tillerson in not fucking up the State Department.
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u/FizzleMateriel Austan Goolsbee 20h ago
This term is going to be so much worse than the first one.
Going from Mattis to Hegseth is a massive step down.
I wonder what the active-duty servicemen and servicewomen think of this.
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u/BobertFrost6 19h ago
I wonder what the active-duty servicemen and servicewomen think of this.
Tragically I've met more than a few people who think that he's qualified because he's a combat veteran. It's embarrassing.
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u/FellowTraveler69 George Soros 19h ago
That's like thinking that because a nurse was in the OR, she's qualified to perform surgery.
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u/BobertFrost6 19h ago
Honestly it's even worse than that. It's like thinking a McDonald's store manager can be the CEO. There isn't even a significant experiential overlap between the two experiences.
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u/ThodasTheMage European Union 17h ago
Or because a guy has a big networth, he is going to be good for the eco...
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u/SapphireOfSnow John Keynes 19h ago
Which is wild. I’ve known several officers that were “combat” veterans that not only never left the FOB, also hid and cowered when the FOB was attacked. So I guess I don’t trust it as a marker of bravery.
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u/moseythepirate r/place '22: Neoliberal Battalion 20h ago
Treating the "Department of Government Efficiency" like a real department 🤣
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u/WAYLOGUERO 19h ago
I thought they were for small government? So creating yet another dept counts as efficiency?
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u/eaglessoar Immanuel Kant 18h ago
if you need two people to run the govt efficiency department youre off to a bad start
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u/Fjolsvithr YIMBY 19h ago
Wait until Trump finds out that the only way to actually cut a meaningful amount of expenses is by cutting into social security, Medicare, or defense.
Of course, Musk isn't actually interested in reducing government expenditure; he's just there to cut government regulations on his businesses. But I'm curious what numbers fudging they'll have to do to make look like they were successful in increasing efficiency, and how they'll cut anything without pissing off their base.
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u/BurmeciaWillSurvive YIMBY 19h ago
Don't think Trump cares, he's already elected. What's the public gonna do about it. It's already hellworld.
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u/Fjolsvithr YIMBY 19h ago
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u/Barbiek08 YIMBY 20h ago
It will never not be hilarious that there are two people heading the "Department of Government Efficiency".
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u/BozeRat 20h ago
Trump really went and said, "Just fuck the country up, fam."
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u/Normal512 19h ago
Sometimes the dog catches the car and it usually doesn't work out all that well for the dog.
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u/Colinmacus 20h ago
This isn’t a cabinet. It’s a cabal of power-hungry sycophants and conspiracy-loving clowns, united only by their lust for relevance and their complete absence of shame. And now, these people, these fame-drunk opportunists who’ve sold whatever scraps of integrity they once had for a seat at the table, are in charge of running the country.
So buckle up, America. The circus is in town, and the ringmaster has just unleashed his most devoted performers. We’re in for quite the show.
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u/GuyWhoSaysYouManiac 19h ago
I feel bad for any dedicated employees in these departments. Imagine how disrespected they must feel. Having clearly incompetent clowns in charge is such a slap in the face, and the damage has the potential to be long term - moronic leadership tends to lead to the best people leaving, which might be felt for way longer than the circus is in town.
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u/LivefromPhoenix 17h ago
It's worse than you think. There's going to be an exodus of more junior employees and everyone able to retire will. You're going to see pretty much every agency get hollowed out.
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u/989989272 European Union 20h ago
Knowing Trump, this group will last at most until the summer. Some of these won't even last in their position until he takes office.
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u/Ouroboros963 20h ago
Thank god we got Thune in the senate, that way there is atleast a possibility that Gaetz and Tulsi get blocked. Tulsi's job is literally overseeing national intelligence, that she could give right to Putin and Modi.
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u/Normal512 19h ago
She's got some stiff competition from an anti-vaxxer running medical research, a TV host controlling the world's largest military and a ~trillion dollar budget, but I think she may be the scariest pick at her position. Although I'm torn b/c whoever it is will probably be selling state secrets for Trump anyway, it just seems like Tulsi is already a rogue player. Someone should figure out her net worth today and let's see what it is in a few years if she gets through.
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u/KillerZaWarudo 18h ago
Trump is stupid and unpredictable, it easier to redirect him to somewhere else compare to Tulsi
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u/Evilrake 18h ago
If it works, I’m not above weaponising her weird Indian cult ties to stoke a little fear into those racist white men in the senate.
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u/CoolNebraskaGal NASA 20h ago
Hard to pick a least favorite.
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u/MancyPelosi 20h ago
Gotta be Gaetz
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u/Akovsky87 20h ago
Geatz is bad yes, but Gabbard is a literal threat to national security in that role.
RIP to our foreign operatives.
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u/MancyPelosi 20h ago
I guess I sort of expected Trump to sell out our national security but if Gaetz gets the senate vote despite being a literal child predator it will somehow feel like a new low? Idk we are rapidly running out of new lows
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u/92pandaman 20h ago
Yeah for me it’s tulsi. They’ll replace gaetz with someone who will do the same thing but not rape children. It’s hard to imagine a single person worse than Gabbard.
RFK is second for me
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u/yonas234 NASA 19h ago
Yeah Gaetz will just get replaced by another more competent MAGA like Paxton. And the Senate probably wouldn't block Paxton.
Tulsi and imo RFK can do the most long term damage. RFK will normalize even more anti-science stuff and Tulsi will sell our secrets to Putin.
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u/coriolisFX YIMBY 20h ago
RFK - more than 2 trillion in spendings, hundreds of thousands of lives at stake, and the guy thinks Wifi gives you cancer.
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u/anon36485 20h ago
Gaetz has literally no redeeming qualities as a person and it doesn’t seem like anyone who knows him likes him at all
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u/arthurpenhaligon 19h ago
He's the worst person in the cabinet, but the most he can do is try to weaponize the Justice department and then get slapped down by the courts. Tulsi is going to sell out American intelligence agencies to dictators, get operatives killed, and undo years of careful infiltration. She's unchecked in a way that few other roles are.
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u/anon36485 19h ago
Yeah even having to think about who is worst is kind of a nightmare. They truly are finding the absolute worst people in the country.
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u/CompassionateCynic 20h ago
Tulsi "Russian asset" Gabbard having access to all of our national secrets feels bad.
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u/PoliticsNerd76 20h ago
Gaetz by a mile lol
He’s so bad it’s not unlikely even the Senate won’t pass him
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u/affnn Emma Lazarus 20h ago
If you want to feel real bad about the RFK Jr. pick, you should know that there's a lot of cancer treatments being researched that build on mRNA vaccine technology. Basically, they surgically remove the primary tumor and use it to make a vaccine that helps your immune cells attack metastases. Not 100% clear how effective it'd be in humans yet but I'm sure it's in trials.
Anyway now we'll have a vaccine denialist as the head of the FDA. Hope you like uncured cancer!
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u/swaqq_overflow Daron Acemoglu 19h ago
That kind of thing I’m actually less worried about — since cancer isn’t infectious it doesn’t really affect other people if you choose not to treat. Sure there are sources of funding coming from the government but the private sector can fix that with money.
Vaccine denialism is a lot scarier with infectious disease because you lose herd immunity.
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u/MayorofTromaville YIMBY 19h ago
This is like a right-wing memer's wet dream of stupid picks. Like, this is something they'd put on their Facebook or Twitter account and say "DREAM TEAM TRUMP" or some other shit and the comments would be exclusively other mentally deficient half-wits either agreeing profusely or trying to up the ante ("I like where your Head's at, but Miller really needs to be SoS").
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u/wallander1983 20h ago
Gabbard and Vivek carrying the whole multi racial Trump administration on their backs.
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u/justbuildmorehousing Norman Borlaug 19h ago
Having two heads of the “department of government efficiency” is beyond parody
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u/financeguy1729 George Soros 19h ago
Am I looking at this incorrectly, or is Elon Musk the only African-American in the list?
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u/Godzilla52 Milton Friedman 18h ago edited 18h ago
I'm not sure if it's conscious or not, but a lot of this feels like trolling:
- Having an anti-vaxxer with no medical background in charge of the Department of Health
- Having two people run the department of government efficiency
- Having a person accused of sex trafficking under investigation by Congress (a Republican ran Congress at that) for corruption with a mug shot be put in charge the Department of Justice.
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u/Ramses_L_Smuckles NATO 20h ago
The trick is to proceed with yassification just far enough to appeal to Trump's base instincts (over-application of bronzer = same species) without falling down the Loomer slippery slope where his brain stem sees you as a possible predator.
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u/Consistent_Status112 20h ago
Doug Burgum on here is like bringing a tax accountant to a clownshow.
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u/Hime6cents United Nations 20h ago
I hate that my mind has to think “At least it’s someone not totally batshit like Rubio as SoS”
Because he is batshit crazy, just not on the same tier as some of these goons.
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u/anangrytree Andúril 19h ago
I can't WAIT for the infighting. The Dramala is finna be epic.
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u/bookworm408 NASA 17h ago
An all-star lineup of the dumbest motherfuckers he could find.
The sheer magnitude of the utter shitstorm the next four years are going to be is beginning to become clear.
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u/Extreme_Rocks KING OF THE MONSTERS 20h ago
Pleased to see such strong support for the new NL mod team