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Official Trump Swamp Thread: Still Corrupt as Fuck

 
Trump is "draining the swamp" of family values. Since October, he has broken up more than 700 families by separating children from their deported parents. This is by design of Trump and Sessions.
 
Mulvaney told Faux News that the person who insulted McCain shouldn't be fired. He said you should be able to speak "candidly" in WH meetings and was pissed that it leaked. In Mick's world, nothing is off the table to be said in private meetings.

This is not a surprise for a suck-up too much of a wuss to stand against his dictator-wannabe boss who think there are "many people" who scream "white power" and Zieg Heil" in public.
 
This one has to make the Top 3 swampiest, scummiest things. Betsy DeVos has cut the investigations into fraud at for profit universities.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/13/business/education-department-for-profit-colleges.html

Just to make things even better, she has put the former president of DeVry (the biggest target ever for defrauding students) as the head of the enforcement department.

Even banana republic dictators are getting embarrassed by Trump.
 
Trump vs the deep state

Long, but worth the read.


In 2014, she was detailed to the National Security Council, as an Iran specialist, and helped to broker the nuclear deal. One of the most intensely debated questions among American negotiators was how far they could push Iran for concessions, and Nowrouzzadeh proved unusually able to identify, and exploit, subtle divides in Tehran. “She was aggressive,” Norman Roule, the C.I.A.’s highest-ranking Iran specialist at the time, told me. “She worked very hard to follow policymakers’ goals. She could speak Persian. She could understand culture. She is one of the most patriotic people I know.” In 2016, Nowrouzzadeh joined the policy-planning staff of the State Department, a team of experts who advised Secretary of State John Kerry. At times, she advocated a harsher approach to Iran than Kerry was pursuing, but he cherished Nowrouzzadeh’s “unvarnished judgment,” he told me. “I liked someone who relied on facts and could tell me when she disagreed with my interpretation. Give me that any day over a bunch of yes-men.”

On March 14, 2017, Conservative Review, a Web site that opposed the Iran deal, published an article portraying Nowrouzzadeh as a traitorous stooge. The story, titled “Iran Deal Architect Is Running Tehran Policy at the State Dept.,” derided her as a “trusted Obama aide,” whose work “resulted in an agreement that has done enormous damage to the security interests of the United States.” David Wurmser, who had been an adviser to Vice-President Dick Cheney, e-mailed the article to Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House. “I think a cleaning is in order here,” Wurmser wrote. Gingrich forwarded the message to an aide to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, with the subject line “i thought you should be aware of this.”

As the article circulated inside the Administration, Sean Doocey, a White House aide overseeing personnel, e-mailed colleagues to ask for details of Nowrouzzadeh’s “appointment authority”—the rules by which a federal worker can be hired, moved, or fired. He received a reply from Julia Haller, a former Trump campaign worker, newly appointed to the State Department. Haller wrote that it would be “easy” to remove Nowrouzzadeh from the policy-planning staff. She had “worked on the Iran Deal,” Haller noted, “was born in Iran, and upon my understanding cried when the President won.” Nowrouzzadeh was unaware of these discussions. All she knew was that her experience at work started to change.
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When Nowrouzzadeh saw the article about her in Conservative Review, she e-mailed her boss, a Trump appointee named Brian Hook. “I am very concerned as it is filled with misinformation,” she wrote. She pointed out that she had entered government under George W. Bush, and added, “I’ve adapted my work to the policy priorities of every administration I have worked for.” Hook didn’t reply. Instead, he forwarded her message to his deputy, Edward Lacey, who dismissed her complaint, writing that she was among the “Obama/Clinton loyalists not at all supportive of President Trump’s foreign policy agenda.”
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n the weeks after the Conservative Review article about Nowrouzzadeh appeared, it generated a barrage of threats. On Facebook, the accusations circulated beneath the headline “Trump Caught Obama’s Iranian Spy at WH, Patriots Love What He Did Next.” In comments, people wrote, “Shoot the bitch,” and “Hang [her] on the White House lawn.” Nowrouzzadeh asked the State Department to publicly rebut the accusations, but it offered little help. On April 6, 2017, she was told to clean out her desk and move downstairs to an unspecified position at the Office of Iranian Affairs. With her credentials, it was the bureaucratic equivalent of Siberia.
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Pubs/Trumpistas - where are your balls?

After 8 years of subjecting us to paintings of Obama stepping on the constitution for trying to figure out a fix for US healthcare, you're cool with this type of shit?

Fuckin pussies.
 
If bailing out a Chinese phone company (that’s probably spying on us) doesn’t make you a globalist cuck idk what possibly could.
 
Two things matter:
1. Religious liberty.
2. Second Amendment

While he is a political "outsider," I still don't see how you see a fake religious New Yorker is the best person for the job.
 
When stories like that break, I constantly hear Trumpers say "Well if it's such a big deal, then why aren't more (Fox News) outlets talking about it?" If other outlets talk about it: "God, you libbies just freak out over every little thing! Everybody does this!"
 
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