Do National Security Advisors require confirmation?
"Not everyone will be happy with them?"
Pompeo was on Twitter the other day talking about how the picture the Left has been led to believe is SO DRASTICALLY DIFFERENT from reality, that there is a big fear that when the truth finally hits, many will be tempted to take their own life.
Like a devout believer who loses their faith.
I mean think about what it takes to call oneself something as cringey as a "RESISTER" it's not just like a thing for them, it's their very IDENTITY.
The despair will be unfathomable.
I want to be there when reality first starts to set in.
I want to see it on their face. I want to see them realizing the extent of it.
I want to tap the sweet agony of Leftists like a Rothschild harvesting Adrenochrome.
Mmmmm…
I agree. A lot of saying "the shadowy SES stops all Federal Agencies from functioning!" but not a lot of explaining exactly "HOW" it does, or even what that means.
If it was that big a problem, they would've just been fired, or if they couldn't fire them due to contract, essentially put in a rubber room, or they would just work around them, etc.
It doesn't really make sense.
I guess Adam Schiff is freaking out because Bolton has argued that the "Wikileaks e-mails" scandal is a FF by the Obama Admin.
That is not someting I would've expected from Bolton, you'd think he'd be excited to have a reason to stir up hostilities toward Russia, but maybe he's changed. Also heard a couple other good things about him too.
I'll be honest, at first when I heard about Bolton, I thought it was a trick. He's like the Platonic form of Neocon.
But, if we know one thing, it's that Trump has a plan that we are cringeworthily foolish to try to criticize, especially when it comes to personnell.