CURRENT EVENTS July 31-Sept 27

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“… On the same day Kirk was shot, three former high-ranking FBI officials filed a lawsuit accusing Patel, Bondi, and their agencies of unlawfully firing them as part of a political purge directed by the DOJ and the White House – something Patel promised against in Senate confirmation hearings.

The larger concern, according to those familiar with the litigation, is Patel allegedly wielded authority belonging solely to the president, citing Article II of the Constitution in dismissal letters he signed. The misstep, they say, creates a legal minefield for the FBI, DOJ, and Executive Office of the President.

"Either way, it’s bad: Kash cannot exercise the powers of the president, and the president can’t fire these officials," a source with direct knowledge of the lawsuit said.

A senior law enforcement official said, "The admin could very well lose in court, and it will be because of Kash’s big mouth, making the president look like an ass."…”
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“… "[Patel] stated that Driscoll needed to understand that "the FBI tried to put the President in jail and he hasn’t forgotten it," the lawsuit reads.

Patel stated that in order to keep his own job, he had to fire agents who had worked on investigations into President Trump regardless of their retirement eligibility status, according to the suit … The lawsuit, FOX is told, will likely now be referred to the DOJ Inspector General in what sources described as a ‘double-whammy’ for the administration. …”
 
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OK, Boomer.

“How can they make such a big and sweeping change so easily and so quickly”? — The lack of self-awareness would be hilarious if not for its real world consequences.

Player Safety = Sissy Football (and “looks like he’ll” — autocorrect strikes again)

How is an NFL rule change “bad for America”?

“Fortunately, college football will remain the same”? College football is going through a massive upheaval — so much so that Trump has set up and advisory group to suggest changes.
 
nycfan said:
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OK, Boomer.

“How can they make such a big and sweeping change so easily and so quickly”? — The lack of self-awareness would be hilarious if not for its real world consequences.

Player Safety = Sissy Football.

How is an NFL rule change “bad for America”?

“Fortunately, college football will remain the same”? College football is going through a massive upheaval — so much so that Trump has set up and advisory group to suggest changes.
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is there any proof that its 'safer'?

in general most people dont like change but will eventually get over it

bone spurs excuse = sissy prez
 
nycfan said:

Knives are out for embattled FBI Director Kash Patel, despite Trump support​

Patel sought meeting with Trump following blunders, as new co-deputy begins work next week​

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Knives are out for embattled FBI Director Kash Patel, despite Trump support

FBI Director Kash Patel faces criticism from DOJ leadership following communication errors during the Charlie Kirk murder investigation and controversial staff firings.
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“On Monday, former Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey – once President Trump’s top pick to lead the FBI – will be sworn into a new power-sharing role with deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino.

Bailey’s installment comes at a perilous time for FBI Director Kash Patel, whose leadership atop the nation’s premier law enforcement agency is under fire, according to ten sources from multiple federal offices granted anonymity to speak freely. The White House’s reasoning to create an unprecedented office for Bailey has not been explained and left FBI leadership confused, two people at the agency said.

"The White House, Bondi, Blanche have no confidence in Kash," one source with knowledge of ongoing personnel discussions said. "Pam in particular cannot stand him. Blanche either," they said, referring to Attorney General Pam Bondi and her deputy, Todd Blanche.

Bondi and Blanche denied the characterization, and White House officials denied any plans to remove Director Patel from his position.…”
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nycfan said:
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OK, Boomer.

“How can they make such a big and sweeping change so easily and so quickly”? — The lack of self-awareness would be hilarious if not for its real world consequences.

Player Safety = Sissy Football (and “looks like he’ll” — autocorrect strikes again)

How is an NFL rule change “bad for America”?

“Fortunately, college football will remain the same”? College football is going through a massive upheaval — so much so that Trump has set up and advisory group to suggest changes.
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He’s a parody of himself.
 
UNCatTech said:
Wait, how many?

Man isn't good with numbers. I'm still waiting on the 1000% reduction in drug prices.
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nycfan said:
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OK, Boomer.

“How can they make such a big and sweeping change so easily and so quickly”? — The lack of self-awareness would be hilarious if not for its real world consequences.

Player Safety = Sissy Football (and “looks like he’ll” — autocorrect strikes again)

How is an NFL rule change “bad for America”?

“Fortunately, college football will remain the same”? College football is going through a massive upheaval — so much so that Trump has set up and advisory group to suggest changes.
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How embarrassing
 


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“Two years ago, Stephen Miran’s career in finance seemed to reach a dead end. The investment firm he co-founded was closing, having never really gotten off the ground.

Now he is at the forefront of President Trump’s bid to remake the Federal Reserve.

… The rapid rise of the 42-year-old Harvard-educated economist from relative obscurity on Wall Street to the upper echelon of U.S. monetary policy stems from his deep-rooted devotion to the president’s economic agenda and knack for stirring up debate with provocative arguments.

… Miran said his willingness to ask “forbidden questions” was an asset in fighting against groupthink….”
 
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