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There are so many more in the swamp than I would have thought. I wonder if I or anyone of us had a cushy work free job if We would ignore what is right, keep mouths shut and help the fraud to keep going>
 
Oh Nash do you think there are that many that believe versus those whohang on?
Damn I hope there arent that many who have convinced themselves
 
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I am continually astonished at the veracity in their believers. That’s all I can say. Something that causes me to say “you can’t be serious “ well they’re serious.
 
BrntOrngStmpeDe said:
I have to admit that Musk in the oval office with his toddler and wearing a t-shirt doesn't sit well with me either.
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Why? A suit and tie don't make a person. If Trump is ok with it, so be it.

A demz in a suit and tie is just as hateful and disrespectful as they are when yelling to f**k Trump.
 
ViperHorn said:
Why? A suit and tie don't make a person. If Trump is ok with it, so be it.

A demz in a suit and tie is just as hateful and disrespectful as they are when yelling to f**k Trump.
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If dems had done this, we'd be howling. We already howled when that woman wanted to bring her kid on the floor of the house/senate. Running the US govt is not a "bring your kid" to work job.

It's not that hard to put on professional attire and comport yourself in a manner befitting the office and the role. The tech-guy dress down motif has never sat well with me, even at my Not POTUS work.

This fits in with the bozos that wear their pajamas to Walmart and on the plane. Can you be a genius in jeans and t shirts, sure you can. But does dressing the part and acting the serious signal that we should take you serious...absolutely.
 
BrntOrngStmpeDe said:
If dems had done this, we'd be howling. We already howled when that woman wanted to bring her kid on the floor of the house/senate. Running the US govt is not a "bring your kid" to work job.

It's not that hard to put on professional attire and comport yourself in a manner befitting the office and the role. The tech-guy dress down motif has never sat well with me, even at my Not POTUS work.

This fits in with the bozos that wear their pajamas to Walmart and on the plane. Can you be a genius in jeans and t shirts, sure you can. But does dressing the part and acting the serious signal that we should take you serious...absolutely.
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Agree we did bad jobs as parents, but it is what it is. Respect has been replaced by comfort due to a lack of understanding of what Respect means.
 
BrntOrngStmpeDe said:
I have to admit that Musk in the oval office with his toddler and wearing a t-shirt doesn't sit well with me either.
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BrntOrngStmpeDe said:
If dems had done this, we'd be howling. We already howled when that woman wanted to bring her kid on the floor of the house/senate. Running the US govt is not a "bring your kid" to work job.

It's not that hard to put on professional attire and comport yourself in a manner befitting the office and the role. The tech-guy dress down motif has never sat well with me, even at my Not POTUS work.

This fits in with the bozos that wear their pajamas to Walmart and on the plane. Can you be a genius in jeans and t shirts, sure you can. But does dressing the part and acting the serious signal that we should take you serious...absolutely.
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You aren't wrong on any of this, but a few things blunt my outrage. First, the real magnitude and respect for the physical office was lost when an intern blew the POTUS under the desk. We decided that was pretty much ok even if a felony is committed to hide it, so is this worse or less dignified? I don't think so.

Second, Musk is asserting influence in the open. It's not good optics, but is it ethically worse than other billionaires having their monkey boys asserting their influence through clandestine means to preserve the illusion that such influence doesn't exist?

For example, virtually every policy decision the Biden Administration made was consistent with the Soros family's agenda. Soros may not have been in the office and taking questions from the media, but is there any doubt that he or his monkey boys were asserting influence? Of course they were. We just never saw it.

And finally, if I have to have a billionaire asserting influence, I'd rather it be one using his influence to waste less of my money rather than more.
 
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Mr. Deez said:
You aren't wrong on any of this, but a few things blunt my outrage. First, the real magnitude and respect for the physical office was lost when an intern blew the POTUS under the desk. We decided that was pretty much ok even if a felony is committed to hide it, so is this worse or less dignified? I don't think so.

Second, Musk is asserting influence in the open. It's not good optics, but is it ethically worse than other billionaires having their monkey boys asserting their influence through clandestine means to preserve the illusion that such influence doesn't exist?

For example, virtually every policy decision the Biden Administration made was consistent with the Soros family's agenda. Soros may not have been in the office and taking questions from the media, but is there any doubt that he or his monkey boys were asserting influence? Of course they were. We just never saw it.

And finally, if I have to have a billionaire asserting influence, I'd rather it be one using his influence to waste less of my money rather than more.
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I'm also happy to have the most successful business person in the world auditing my government free of charge. I prefer professional attire as well but I don't care if he is wearing a speedo at this point. I want to see our government run like a real business. We've had people in charge too long that needed the money and allowed this fiscal insanity to continue. If we stay on this path we are headed for the destruction of the US and world calamity.
 
All the same people screaming about Elon's attire celebrated "men" in the Biden admin who wore dresses. At least they were business attire dresses, so there's that.
 
Although I understand there ought to be some dignity to the office i am more appreciative of what tshirt guy is exposing
And really concerned that Demx and legacy media are working so hard to stop the fraud and waste from being exposed.
14 Dem State Attorneys General are suing to stop the exposure???
 
If Musk was wearing a nice suit, it would be, look at the 2 billionaires there in their expensive suits telling people how to spend money. Or similar.

Trump and his ilk will never win in the eyes of the media and libtard left. Doesn't matter what they ever do or say. That is the truth.
 
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