Tell me it's a good idea to put an anti-fluoride, anti-vaxxer, that eats road kill and has worms in his brain, in charge of public health
an AG under investigation for child trafficking, statutory rape, and drug use
a Fox TV news host in charge of the military replacing a 4 star general
...and on and on

The good news?
They're so comically incompetent they probably won't manage anything

Appointments based on fielty rather than any semblance of qualifications

And a President that doesn't know how tariffs work, thinks "strongman" is a compliment to his masculinity, and thinks passing a cognition test makes him a genius

The ugly?
American people voted for this guy

Germany's top newspaper headline the day after the election?
FU*K!

the clown car is getting staffed

thumperclone wrote on Yesterday at 12:17:55:


That car is full of people who are going to save your country and improve the opportunities before you to live your life safer, healthier, and in a more prosperous manner if you so choose.

Serowbot wrote on Yesterday at 10:42:58:


language

WebsterMark wrote on Yesterday at 12:28:32:


you're betting our future on "sociopaths and vermin"

Buttigieg was appointed Biden’s transportation secretary after serving as the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, for eight years, with some questioning at the time whether he had enough related experience for the job. Since taking office, Republicans have amplified those concerns after a series of perceived missteps from Buttigieg, including the fallout from the supply chain crises and the devastating train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

Take Secretary Buttigieg — his only qualifications for the job was a failed presidential campaign and time spent as a university-town mayor," Bradley Devlin, Politics Editor at The Daily Signal, told Fox News Digital. "From East Palestine to electric chargers, it hasn’t gone well for ‘Mayor Pete,’ but Buttigieg has retained his job because he’s remained loyal to the Biden administration’s attempted radical energy and transportation policies."

Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, who worked as a lawyer before serving as counsel to Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., then an adviser to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, rose through the ranks into high-profile positions in the Obama administration but has been maligned as unqualified by Republicans over a series of national security blunders that occurred during his tenure, including the botched Afghanistan withdrawal and falsely claiming that the "Middle East region is quieter today than it has been in two decades" days before Hamas killed at least 1,200 Israelis in a vicious attack.

Several other Biden officials have faced heated criticism over their qualifications in recent years, including former senior Department of Energy official Sam Brinton, who identifies as nonbinary and was arrested multiple times for baggage theft at airports.

Eric Lipka, who served as a deputy press secretary on the Biden-Harris campaign, sparked controversy earlier this year over his drag queen alter ego "Erotica the Drag Queen."

Tyler Cherry, who worked in both the Biden White House and the Department of Interior, was hired and promoted despite several social media posts comparing police to "slave patrols," promoting conspiracies about Russia colluding with Trump and supporting the anti-Israel movement.

Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., when asked on Thursday about the controversy surrounding Trump’s appointment of Gaetz, held up a photo of assistant HHS Secretary Rachel Levine and Brinton asked, "Did you ask Democratic senators about this?"

Levine, the first openly transgender federal official to be confirmed by the Senate, has faced criticism from Republicans on various issues such as sex change surgeries for minors and was labeled by a New York Post op-ed as "America’s No.1 gender extremist."

what aboutisms don't change the facts