Posted on 02/10/2024 9:30:26 AM PST by conservative98
Pence, Bolton, Milley, Sessions, Tillerson, Mnuchin, Carson, Mad Dog Mattis, Esper, Barr, McConnell's wife (Chao), Kelly,
The only one I'd put on the numerator is one: Ben Carson.
1/16 = 6%. That's what you get when the first criterion for working for Trump is blind loyalty.
We’d be better off without another Romney in the Senate.
That thinking is why we are where we are right now.
Bolton has a PAC? How quaint.
So?
What do you want, a cookie?
I wouldn’t have a problem with that if he went to Washington and was simply unreliable, but he is going to fight against conservatism. He will seek any microphone he can find to divide the party. We already saw what guys like him did to Trump’s first term and I don’t expect any difference if he gets a second. I don’t live in Maryland so what I think doesn’t matter, but I hate to see the Republican party throwing money into his campaign when they could be helping real conservatives.
Really? Being a deep stater seems like a prerequisite for being hired by the Infallible One
Bill Barr
Christopher Wray
Mike Pence
John Bolton
Jeff Sessions
James Mattis
Andrew McCabe
H.R. McMaster
Mark Meadows
General Mark Milley
Steve Mnuchin
Mick Mulvaney
etc etc
Turds were the only people available.
He’d be an improvement.
With the votes of disgusting Senators like Collins, Murkowski, and Romney, Trump was able to appoint three Republican Justices. And that fact is the only thing giving our country some hope right now. Perfect is the enemy of good.
At what cost?
Not too high a number actually.
Then there are the over 200 judges appointed. How many of them are/were failures?
When looked at in totality, his failures, although they sucked, were well within the margin of ratio for any large hiring groups.
However, with a bone to pick, the focus becomes critical.
“That’s what you get when the first criterion for working for Trump is blind loyalty.”
You think those you listed were blindly loyal?
Trump leaned too heavily on his business background, where people were hired who had accomplished things.
Now, what these people did with their offices in another thing.
Now, connecting Trump as one who demands blind loyalty is just pure snot on your part, since he would never have risen to the heights he has with that attitude — never seeking out the possible negative sides of his positions.
By the way, how man billions have you accrued in your lifetime, how many TV shows, golf courses, etc., if you are so superior in your judgment over Trump?
Yes I know. But they still need bad people to push on us.
“Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) worked hard behind the scenes to recruit popular former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) to run for retiring Sen. Ben Cardin’s (D-Md.) seat and hailed his entry into the race Friday as a “big, big development.”
McConnell said he and National Republican Senatorial Committee Chair Sen. Steve Daines (Mont.) had “numerous conversations” with Hogan over the past week to help persuade him to run for Cardin’s seat.
John Bolton has a PAC? Now that’s funny, right there...
Bolton what a major disappointment he was
Yeah. Besides in the few decades on this very board, People were saying “but, but we need to get control so accept RINOs and things will change one we are in charge”. Fool me 10 times shame on me. Also, isn’t the point to get rid of RINOs and not help elect more.
And if we get rid of the GOP, that cuts the number of our enemies in half, and clarifies the situation.
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