Trump fires Inspectors General.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is how this should be messaged:

Trump and his billionaire friends are stealing from you, and he corruptly removed the watchdogs so they can cover it up.

This.

Have any GOP senators or reps gone beyond “I haven’t seen anything” or “it’s concerning if what you say is true”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And while the IG's are being shut out and awaiting a court decision, Trump's people will ravage the agencies with no watch dogs on the inside to address it.

The firings are illegal so there’s no reason they shouldn’t show up to work today. Anyone know if they did?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looks like Chuck Grassley will side with Trump

That man is going to have to explain himself to Lucifer. His old behind should not be afraid of his re-election and a Musk well funded challenger, but yet he is. The man is 91 years of age, running for his seat in 2026. That is if he doesn’t croak in his seat as he walk down the heated hallway to his final destination.

He’s not up until 2028.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while the IG's are being shut out and awaiting a court decision, Trump's people will ravage the agencies with no watch dogs on the inside to address it.

The firings are illegal so there’s no reason they shouldn’t show up to work today. Anyone know if they did?

I’m sure they shut off their badge access and computer access.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while the IG's are being shut out and awaiting a court decision, Trump's people will ravage the agencies with no watch dogs on the inside to address it.

The firings are illegal so there’s no reason they shouldn’t show up to work today. Anyone know if they did?

Wasn't there a letter issued saying they weren't leaving?

[Anonymous]

Now the are hollowing out the Public Integrity" section - these are the folks that prosecute public officials.

Gee, I wonder why this office is on the chopping blocks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while the IG's are being shut out and awaiting a court decision, Trump's people will ravage the agencies with no watch dogs on the inside to address it.

The firings are illegal so there’s no reason they shouldn’t show up to work today. Anyone know if they did?

I’m sure they shut off their badge access and computer access.

They did. CNN interviewed an IG from Interior this morning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now the are hollowing out the Public Integrity" section - these are the folks that prosecute public officials.

Gee, I wonder why this office is on the chopping blocks.

Trump pardons every conviction from this section of DOJ.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while the IG's are being shut out and awaiting a court decision, Trump's people will ravage the agencies with no watch dogs on the inside to address it.

The firings are illegal so there’s no reason they shouldn’t show up to work today. Anyone know if they did?

But Trump is immune from prosecution for any official acts - so it's not like he cares that the firings are illegal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:And while the IG's are being shut out and awaiting a court decision, Trump's people will ravage the agencies with no watch dogs on the inside to address it.

The firings are illegal so there’s no reason they shouldn’t show up to work today. Anyone know if they did?

I’m sure they shut off their badge access and computer access.

How'd you like to be the security or IT director told to shut down your boss's access?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looks like Chuck Grassley will side with Trump

That man is going to have to explain himself to Lucifer. His old behind should not be afraid of his re-election and a Musk well funded challenger, but yet he is. The man is 91 years of age, running for his seat in 2026. That is if he doesn’t croak in his seat as he walk down the heated hallway to his final destination.

He’s not up until 2028.

JFC. Chuck Grassley is the worst. Always has been.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now the are hollowing out the Public Integrity" section - these are the folks that prosecute public officials.

Gee, I wonder why this office is on the chopping blocks.

Trump pardons every conviction from this section of DOJ.

That's DOGE! Don't pay people who can't produce any results.

[Anonymous]

So how many of the fires inspectors general were looking into Musk’s businesses?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So how many of the fires inspectors general were looking into Musk’s businesses?

So all things considered, musk’s $250 million was pretty cheap to get rid of these headaches.

[Anonymous]