Yep. He's been in his job for decades and has a Presidential Medal of Freedom (a real one, not awarded by Trump) for his work on HIV and other infectious diseases. I don't think the things he's having to do now are in his job description or are things he's ever had to do before. I can't even imagine how it would feel after a lifetime of public service to have everything go completely to shit like this.
They mention executive privilege, but seldom use it officially. It's more like "We ain't gonna do it and you can't make us." Why? " Because we don't want to. "
"The road to Hell is paved with 'good intentions'." Fauci could do us all a better "public service" by stepping away from the Orange Menace and challenge the lies OUT LOUD. Sleeping with the hounds will not rid them of fleas.
He's just trying to optimize his profits under the new paradigm. No different than corporations with immunity to consequences of their own actions during CV. He's likely a R.
16. Not afraid of stairs. 17. Can operate an umbrella 18. Not high on Adderall 24/7 19. Doesn't need Depends20. Doesn't live on fast food 21. Knows what the Constitution says 22. Has respect for women23. Doesn't make an ass of himself on Twitter24. Not a mobbed-up con man 25. Doesn't pit his kids against each other
how many people in the trump administration have apologized for something and still kept their jobs? this looks like good news for nikki haley, or princess ivanka
Yep. He's been in his job for decades and has a Presidential Medal of Freedom (a real one, not awarded by Trump) for his work on HIV and other infectious diseases. I don't think the things he's having to do now are in his job description or are things he's ever had to do before. I can't even imagine how it would feel after a lifetime of public service to have everything go completely to shit like this.
WHAR civility? Murdered by Newt Gingrich, wasn't it? Or did it die in the McCarthy hearings?
When Obama is asleep, he is smarter than Trump when he's pumped on Adderall.
They mention executive privilege, but seldom use it officially. It's more like "We ain't gonna do it and you can't make us." Why? " Because we don't want to. "
To his credit -- and this is a fucking first, and probably an only -- Pence apologized for his mistake in not wearing a mask at the Mayo.
"The road to Hell is paved with 'good intentions'." Fauci could do us all a better "public service" by stepping away from the Orange Menace and challenge the lies OUT LOUD. Sleeping with the hounds will not rid them of fleas.
Did he really? How about that!
15. Gorgeous family who actually loves him
He's just trying to optimize his profits under the new paradigm. No different than corporations with immunity to consequences of their own actions during CV. He's likely a R.
I fear for his mental health.
You already said that. And Rooster pointed out why you were wrong.
it looks like a tone generator, hook a speaker up to the other side of the circuit and you can tell where it hooks up to
16. Not afraid of stairs. 17. Can operate an umbrella 18. Not high on Adderall 24/7 19. Doesn't need Depends20. Doesn't live on fast food 21. Knows what the Constitution says 22. Has respect for women23. Doesn't make an ass of himself on Twitter24. Not a mobbed-up con man 25. Doesn't pit his kids against each other
Can't drain the swamp when there's a big orange turd blocking the drain.
I'm sure that's one of the reasons.
how many people in the trump administration have apologized for something and still kept their jobs? this looks like good news for nikki haley, or princess ivanka