You should at the very least have some form of oversight on what these are, and why they are being cut.Should we have another national vote on each item?
"Elon said so" is a very weak argument.
You should at the very least have some form of oversight on what these are, and why they are being cut.Should we have another national vote on each item?
I’m curious, how come that each and every thing that Trump did so far is something that would bring a smile to Putin‘s face. Why is that?
No, that's not at all what I am saying. You said Elon's role isn't transparent. That was my response to your point.I would rather call it corruption and abuse of power.
Your entire case rests on the fact that you dont find the government transparent and therefore you believe whatever Elon tells you.
In short you are just as much, in the dark now as you were before.
Yes and using such authority to hire someone to work without transparency, protocol or oversight is abuse of power and corruption.My argument is that the President of the United States has certain authorities to review and make decisions on expenditures. He also has the authority to appoint and hire people to act in his name.
The abuse of power you are concerned about is a matter for the courts and/or Congress.
Wrong.mandrill, Valcazar, Shaq, etc. listen to me, Trump is the Chief Executive of the United States of America. These are normal executive decisions.
Because it is.He's got limited time while the Democrats and the liberal media proclaim this is some travesty and an affront to Democracy.
That seems odd, though, because despite our differences, I didn't peg you for someone who is in favor of wanton abuse of executive power.I have no idea what they are beefing about.
Congress has approved them.If expenditures are valid and the current Congress approves of them, they can be reinstated fairly quickly. We do have a $1.7 billion dollar deficit to consider.
Of course I'm worried about them explicitly telling DOGE to not use slack so that their communications can't be FOIA'd.Let me get this straight. You want to keep Musk, Trump and the American public away from the business records of the United States, but you are worried that their communications are outside the authority of a FOIA.
Wyatt seems to be very much against the idea of government accountability like that.Acting aggressively for optics without thought or protocol is useless and harmful.
And Elon is not an auditor of government programs.
He knows nothing about these programs and therefore there needs to be an established process for it.
Transparency goes both ways.
There needs to be transparency on what Elon is dong, how he is making decisions, what data is exposed to him, and on the impacts of whatever he is cutting.
Indeed.
I don't simply object to Musk on a personal level.I think you simply object to Musk on a personal level. Let's be real. You are always complaining about any public person who stands up against or in the way of progressives. The more aggressive they are the more you complain.
This is the nature of politics. You have to let go.
Indeed it does.You do realize you described a good share of the people on the TERB political threads.
The courts will get involved, yes.What I hear is I don't like the Executive so I don't want him managing the Federal government.
I think the Courts will establish boundaries like they are and they will deem certain actions and activities within the normal authority of the Executive (POTUS).
Are we asserting a line item veto now?Should we have another national vote on each item? A line item referendum on the $7 trillion dollar Federal budget.
You don't really understand the concept of our Executive Branch and who heads it. Maybe you do and you merely don't like our President.
Maybe he just doesn't like unelected poobahs appointed to positions that they are unqualified to fill because of massive campaign contributions and much ass-licking.I think you simply object to Musk on a personal level. Let's be real. You are always complaining about any public person who stands up against or in the way of progressives. The more aggressive they are the more you complain.
This is the nature of politics. You have to let go.
I hope that isn't a self-own, Earp!You do realize you described a good share of the people on the TERB political threads.
Yes, but they work for specialist organizations and are specifically selected and trained to do the very job that they perform.Who do you think does the leg work for the Big 4 audit firms?
In the last 3 weeks, the fartus in chief has axed well established US humanitarian / soft power projection tools with no discussion beforehand. This is the same doofus-in-chief who had to suck back in his own turds with the tariff horseshit and got overturned on the 14A EO nonsense.mandrill, Valcazar, Shaq, etc. listen to me, Trump is the Chief Executive of the United States of America. These are normal executive decisions. He's got limited time while the Democrats and the liberal media proclaim this is some travesty and an affront to Democracy. I have no idea what they are beefing about.
If expenditures are valid and the current Congress approves of them, they can be reinstated fairly quickly. We do have a $1.7 billion dollar deficit to consider.
It will be "Let them eat cake."It's quite limpid that democracy is on a losing strike in the US. The rich ensure they will have their way once the country becomes full autocracy.
It's a weak use of a word that is generally meant to describe abusing power and authority for personal gain.Yes and using such authority to hire someone to work without transparency, protocol or oversight is abuse of power and corruption.
I think the word is applied properly.
Be careful what you wish for.Trump has started a revolution, it’s underway, and I am 100% here for it.
Things have been working out well on that front. Thanks for your concern.I hope that isn't a self-own, Earp!