| | :::::I think we see what's happening now: the day after, ''The Atlantic'' is demanding everybody's resignation - except Waltz. Mission Accomplished. | | :::::I think we see what's happening now: the day after, ''The Atlantic'' is demanding everybody's resignation - except Waltz. Mission Accomplished. |
| − | :::::Rather than criticize Trump's judgement, I think we have a better idea how Trump operates (in the First Administration, Trump was often forced to accept people he didn't want cause of negative press, lawfare against people who did accept positions, or the [[corrupt]] FBI denying security clearances. Now we see the old Trump from the ''Apprentice'' at work: Waltz & Kinzinger were the only House members to criticize Trump for having the [[Taliban]] to Camp David for talks. So Trump says, 'Ok, I'll be fair and give you a chance. Let's see how good you can do' and invites Waltz to do the job. Waltz, like Kinzinger, is a duplicitous POS who thinks he's saving America by taking down Tulsi, Hegseth, and others & damaging Trump's reputation again. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''Zelensky Must Go!'']]</sup> 02:24, March 27, 2025 (EDT) | + | :::::Rather than criticize Trump's judgement, I think we have a better idea how Trump operates (in the First Administration, Trump was often forced to accept people he didn't want cause of negative press, lawfare against people who did accept positions, or the [[corrupt]] FBI denying security clearances. Now we see the old Trump from the ''Apprentice'' at work: Waltz & Kinzinger were the only House members to criticize Trump for having the [[Taliban]] to Camp David for talks. So Trump says, 'Ok, I'll be fair and give you a chance. Let's see how good you can do' and invites Waltz to do the job. Waltz, like Kinzinger, is a duplicitous POS who thinks he's saving America by taking down Tulsi, Hegseth, and others & damaging Trump's reputation again. In the end, Trump can always override any stupid or bad decisions flunkies make. Heck, he got his appointee Wray to resign before he had to fire him. [[User:RobSmith|RobS]]<sup>[[User talk:RobSmith|''Zelensky Must Go!'']]</sup> 02:24, March 27, 2025 (EDT) |