Leaker of Vance private messages gets doxxed

[Anonymous]

Vance was stupid enough to keep his Venmo account public. I have no idea how he got into Yale because he does one dumb thing after another and has never held a real job.

[Anonymous]

Hadn't heard about this, but Deloitte got $400M from Tennessee to build a Medicaid benefits system that improperly denied benefits to 1000's of recipients. Oh, and according to Google messed up in other states as well.

[Anonymous]

Don Trump Junior seems to think it fair to attack the Deloitte worker because the Deloitte worker entered the political conversation.

Would Don say the same about his daughter Kai being open for verbal attack after she spoke at the convention? I don’t think so.

Hypocrite.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hadn't heard about this, but Deloitte got $400M from Tennessee to build a Medicaid benefits system that improperly denied benefits to 1000's of recipients. Oh, and according to Google messed up in other states as well.

Well. This is what smaller government leads to. Thanks GOP.

[Anonymous]

Cry me a river. I really don’t care. Commit stupid, petty criminal acts, win stupid prizes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don Trump Junior seems to think it fair to attack the Deloitte worker because the Deloitte worker entered the political conversation.

Would Don say the same about his daughter Kai being open for verbal attack after she spoke at the convention? I don’t think so.

Hypocrite.

Troll, at least figure out who you are trolling before you embarrass yourself by misidentifying private people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Leaking the records was wrong.

2. Doxxing an enormous company because of what one employee did not as an employee of the ompamy but as a private individual is on brand for the Trump Retribution Tour 2024.

Why was it wrong? The person that released them was the rightful recipient of them. He had no obligation to keep any of it private or confidential.

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It's not like he leaked Deloitte records. It was this guy's own twitter account message he shared with the Post. Vance was dumb enough to put things in writing he wasn't saying out loud.

This guy isn't in the wrong at all and of course Deloitte has zero to do with this.

There's wrong and there's professionally stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/10/07/vance-messages-deloitte-retaliation/

Seems like this guy knew the risks when he talked to the Post - but now the GOP is trying to punish his company for the private actions of its employee.

So far it’s Trump Junior who is suggesting that Deloitte be fired. Since when is fail son a government official? Even his daddy holds no government position. The U.S. government would probably have to pay a lot to get out of its contracts. What aren’t they more mad at what Vance said? Again read the Vance dossier. I think he will try to 25th Amendment Trump. Let’s hope we never find out.

The very first sentence of the article begins "Republicans backing Donald Trump are threatening Deloitte..." and it goes on to mention Vance's chief spokesman and a Republican senator sharing Trump Junior's comments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The tweet is a dog whistle. Now we are all reminded that we waste too much taxpayer money on goodness knows what. Deloitte should cut their losses and fire the guy.

What?

[Anonymous]

Can someone summarize what the tweets said? Were they private tweets? Or deleted tweets

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hadn't heard about this, but Deloitte got $400M from Tennessee to build a Medicaid benefits system that improperly denied benefits to 1000's of recipients. Oh, and according to Google messed up in other states as well.

Deloitte’s strength is its willingness and ability to create a justification for whatever narrative the client wants. When a government agency contracts for policy, program, and management consulting, the last thing they want is an honest analysis.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/10/07/vance-messages-deloitte-retaliation/

Seems like this guy knew the risks when he talked to the Post - but now the GOP is trying to punish his company for the private actions of its employee.

So far it’s Trump Junior who is suggesting that Deloitte be fired. Since when is fail son a government official? Even his daddy holds no government position. The U.S. government would probably have to pay a lot to get out of its contracts. What aren’t they more mad at what Vance said? Again read the Vance dossier. I think he will try to 25th Amendment Trump. Let’s hope we never find out.

I said this to DH today. Harris will win the popular vote and the convicted felon would win the electoral college. Trump's administration will 25th Amend him because of his growing instability and dementia. Vance becomes president and hello supporter of Project 2025. My DH said that my entire brokerage account will collapse and I cannot move my money out of the college. Sigh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Vance was stupid enough to keep his Venmo account public. I have no idea how he got into Yale because he does one dumb thing after another and has never held a real job.

Geographic and Veteran DEI. Twofer. Heck, at the low rate in which men are entering university, Vance might have hit a trifecta in the DEI department.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/10/07/vance-messages-deloitte-retaliation/

Seems like this guy knew the risks when he talked to the Post - but now the GOP is trying to punish his company for the private actions of its employee.

Didn't they say "corporations are people" a while ago? Chickens coming home to roost.

[Anonymous]

Deloitte is an auditor. Republicans don't want companies with employees who publish accurate information that discredits lies.