Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney told Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to strong-arm the NOAA into supporting President Donald Trump’s baseless insistence that Alabama was in Hurricane Dorian’s path, according to the New York Times.
Trump will deny it and call it fake news. Than at the next campaign rally, he’ll brag about how he forced the NOAA to do his bidding. Then at a subsequent press conference when pressed on his campaign rally admission, he’ll say he was just kidding.
Trump at a campaign rally, “I says Mulvaney, we can’t have the NOAA saying this stuff. I told Mulvaney to get over there and threaten their jobs. And the NOAA recanted. Boy did they recant”.
Instead of honoring those who died on 9/11, we get this shitstorm about the extraordinary lengths the administration goes to prop up Trump’s eggshell ego. Thanks, Jill Stein.
Next time I1 and others from this Klan are in Air Force One, can’t someone hack into AF1 and fly it into the eye of the next hurricane, then make it nosedive into the Atlantic Ocean?
I mean, I’m not suggesting anyone do it, but just asking the question “Isn’t this possible?”
Does this mean that Wilbur wasn’t sycophantic and devious enough to come up with the threats on his own? Or was he just busy in Greece and the time zone difference allowed Mulvaney to jump in with a directive that would make Dear Leader happy with his efforts?
When will Trump start Tweets running down people of science?
How long after that will he start removing them from public service or public comment?
When does the book burning begin?