Bingo!!!
We have a winner!
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The more destruction of the USPS, the more work, by default, will get pushed to his old company, which heās in all likelihood sitting on a ton of shares in.
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I assume Greenberg has given up Gaetz. Now the question, who does Gaetz give up and for what crimes?
Such is the life in the GQP crime family.
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Greed and hubris.
Bingo.
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No plea deal would have been offered if Greenberg hadnāt made a profferāwhich the feds would have verified six ways from Sunday before agreeing to the deal.
Depends on how many years heās facing because of Greenbergās aria.
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I donāt find that a very satisfying explanation. There are a lot easier, andāimportantlyāmore direct ways to do that. And heās now being carefully watched for corruption, so itās harder.
Therefore, I think this explanation, while possible and even overlapping with other explanations, isnāt the main one. That main motive is what Iām looking for.
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DeJoy is a Professional Dick.
Heās just reverting to type.
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So, what is he in it for? Just to destroy the USPS?
Itās not like itās in the Constitution or anythingā¦
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Payments to the company increased beginning soon after he took charge.
Things like dismantling sorting machines is prime stuff that forces the USPS to rely on contractors like his old company.
Sometimes the grift in front of your face is exactly what it is, and there is no super-secret thing behind it. He was banking on trump being re-elected, and then heād never face consequences.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/02/us/politics/louis-dejoy-usps-paid.html
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You know, I think you maybe got it. Heās just doing it because heās a dick.
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Itās weird that Greenbergās attorney is so eager to make public statements hinting at Gaetzā legal jeopardy. Itās not obvious to me that doing this serves the interests of his client.
It makes me suspect that Greenberg doesnāt actually have all that much to offer the feds. If he did, his attorney wouldnāt need to put so much energy into hyping him. I speculate that heās trying to put political pressure on the prosecutors to cut his client a favorable deal, and that he maybe doesnāt really have the goods on Gaetz.
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at least consistentā¦
Disgraced former congressman Blake Farenthold wonāt repay $84K sexual harassment settlement
Former congressman breaks pledge to repay $84,000 sexual harassment settlement.
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(In best Seinfeld voice) Thatās a shame!
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All Hail the departure of Barrā¦
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He is immortalized in pixels. In his jammies.
Tom DeLay anyone?
The bug man who used to hand out bundles of campaign checks on the house floor? We remember al capone, too.
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My guess is that he was promised a choice piece of the USPS once it was officially dismembered and privatized (maybe even a chunk of the pre-paid retirement monies that the Repubs insisted be paid.) He just needs to finish the job of privatization.
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A blur of pastels and storefront cosmetic surgery. The horror; the horror!
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Thatās a pretty thin reed.
Canāt recall the statutes, but someone on Twitter was saying that DeJoy is in fact likely vulnerable to felony charges
It is very hard to prove control fraud. So he made some administrative changes that had some collateral effects. Unlikely he is ever indicted.
DeJoy reminds me of this guy I used to see at weddings & family picnics. My father used to call him āthat fuckinā zha-droolāā¦Which is Italian for dickhead, I think 
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Not the only indicator.