Secretary of State Mike Pompeo acknowledged Wednesday that he submitted written answers earlier this year as part of the recently fired State Department Inspector General’s investigation.
Pompeo might as well just state that he has a thousand lies available and if none of them work, he can come up with a thousand more. It won’t cost him any support at all in the facsistgop.
It won’t cost him any support at all in the facsistgop.
The Washington Post has an article (subs reqd, sorry) about a Georgia shopping center opening and the people wandering around. Some of the interviewees show why this is going to be a tough election
“When you start seeing where the cases are coming from and the demographics — I’m not worried,” agreed his friend Scott Friedel."
That would be the poorer, darker areas of Atlanta.
“We are not topping the charts with deaths like they said we would,” said their friend, who began talking about how she felt President Trump had been “brainwashed by a bunch of liars” who had exaggerated the coronavirus threat, and when her husband said that he thought that all the restrictions were actually based on a “false narrative,” they all nodded.
I hope for our sakes that they continue this behavior. If we don’t have herd immunity, we might as well thin the herd.
“I don’t get my ethics guidance from a man who was criminally prosecuted.” --Secretary Pompeo
You apparently don’t get your ethics guidance from the West Point Honor Code, your oath of office, or any semblance of personal or faith-based morality either. Where do you you get your ethics guidance from, Mike?
Linick was abruptly fired by President Donald Trump Friday night, on Pompeo’s recommendation. “Frankly, I should have done it a long time ago,” Pompeo said Wednesday, though he declined to give any specific reasons for Linick’s ouster.