Because a replacement has to be confirmed by the Senate, and the number two guy was probably worse. That’s also why the President was stuck with Jeff Sessions for way longer than necessary, because Mitch and Lindsey said they would not confirm a replacement if he fired him.
Basically the Senate RINOs had been fucking the President through his entire administration. Half the shit the President gets blamed for by our side isn’t even his fault, it was those two motherfuckers, and McStain before cancer did us a favor.
Then keep firing people until you get to the right one. Trump let himself be deceived by DC Republicans. He didn't have to go along with Mitch or Lindsay, he was trying to unify the party, a fools errand because he knew those people were dirty. He thought they would come around, but they didn't.
His major problem was that he wasn't a DC insider, he had an idea of how corrupt they were because he's played the system in a private capacity, but he didn't know they would be this evil on both sides, the mistake he made was thinking RINOs had any interest in being winners, they're perpetual losers that love to suck off the Dems, look at them now complaining about what Xiden is doing, they love being in the loser spot
Opposition is way better - you get to bitch and moan and get famous, while whoring yourself out on "bipartisan" projects, and you're never responsible for anything!
He was supposed to take what he learned, and have a 2nd term that made his 1st seem like childs play. The 2nd term was when the gloves would come off too. Le sigh
Yep, that's why he had to use the ones they recommended to him, but he should've kept using acting directors until they were ready to confirm his pick, and if you have to use an acting directors for 4 years, so be it, as long as they are MAGA patriots and would carry out his agenda of reducing the FBI to nothingness, and forcing their policies and agenda to change to mostly just support of local police (yes they're corrupt also, but easier to deal with than the fed)
Frankly, that was his biggest mistake: Sessions, Wray, and Barr. He had a subversive DOJ and FBI his entire Presidency. When the fraud went down, they did nothing whatsoever. If he had a real DOJ, they would have started investigations immediately and arrested the team of clowns in Fulton Co which, after they flipped under pressure, the whole fraud network would have collapsed as they all seek to cut deals to avoid Federal prison.
Now I need a explanation. Why Trump, the stable genius, didn't fire him?
Because a replacement has to be confirmed by the Senate, and the number two guy was probably worse. That’s also why the President was stuck with Jeff Sessions for way longer than necessary, because Mitch and Lindsey said they would not confirm a replacement if he fired him.
Basically the Senate RINOs had been fucking the President through his entire administration. Half the shit the President gets blamed for by our side isn’t even his fault, it was those two motherfuckers, and McStain before cancer did us a favor.
Then keep firing people until you get to the right one. Trump let himself be deceived by DC Republicans. He didn't have to go along with Mitch or Lindsay, he was trying to unify the party, a fools errand because he knew those people were dirty. He thought they would come around, but they didn't.
His major problem was that he wasn't a DC insider, he had an idea of how corrupt they were because he's played the system in a private capacity, but he didn't know they would be this evil on both sides, the mistake he made was thinking RINOs had any interest in being winners, they're perpetual losers that love to suck off the Dems, look at them now complaining about what Xiden is doing, they love being in the loser spot
Even I didn't know how bad it really was.
Opposition is way better - you get to bitch and moan and get famous, while whoring yourself out on "bipartisan" projects, and you're never responsible for anything!
He was supposed to take what he learned, and have a 2nd term that made his 1st seem like childs play. The 2nd term was when the gloves would come off too. Le sigh
Yep, that's why he had to use the ones they recommended to him, but he should've kept using acting directors until they were ready to confirm his pick, and if you have to use an acting directors for 4 years, so be it, as long as they are MAGA patriots and would carry out his agenda of reducing the FBI to nothingness, and forcing their policies and agenda to change to mostly just support of local police (yes they're corrupt also, but easier to deal with than the fed)
then just fucking fire him anyway and leave the spots empty lmao
Very naive.
Frankly, that was his biggest mistake: Sessions, Wray, and Barr. He had a subversive DOJ and FBI his entire Presidency. When the fraud went down, they did nothing whatsoever. If he had a real DOJ, they would have started investigations immediately and arrested the team of clowns in Fulton Co which, after they flipped under pressure, the whole fraud network would have collapsed as they all seek to cut deals to avoid Federal prison.
Sometimes you can’t tell people something, they insist on seeing for themselves😣