That's only proof that both sides of the aisle just want you and I to fight about nothing.The proof is evident in all the freak outs that are coming from the left.
That's only proof that both sides of the aisle just want you and I to fight about nothing.The proof is evident in all the freak outs that are coming from the left.
Guys like DBM dont realize they are being used by the very deep state they claim to be against.Agree. That is the world most of us live in. Two things can be true. I'm sure there has been fraud and mismanagement going on. Put a stop too it. I'm sure some good has come from USAID as well.
As Crazy said earlier, I'm betting both sides abused the lack of transparency. But in DBMs simple world, only Democrats cheat.
But wasn't he a democrat donor and didn't he receive most of his government contracts from Democrats? Also pretty sure that he is not making final decisions that he is just making suggestions. He doesn't obviously have the authority.He’s the richest guy in the world, the biggest government contractor, Trump’s biggest donor. Yet he’ll have actual accountability from within the administration? What are you smoking?
The made in North America part was a change in the last few years. Another benefit to Mr Subsidy who is now looking at who receives subsidies.Any suv or truck with an msrp over $80k is not eligible, nor is any car over $55k. Vehicle must be produced in NA. Also if combined household income is over $300k you are not eligible.
The Atlantic aren't real people. I don't know any real life people that are "outraged" by the possibility of cutting waste and rooting out fraud. I also haven't seen anything but catchy headlines about their being fraud. Michael Shellenbergers tweet included. Unless I'm missing a link in there that outlines the fraud.
If USAID funds are being doled out to the friends, donors, and countrymen of our political class by way of NGOs, I’m sure it’s a bipartisan affair.
You’re talking to HickoryYou’re showing your bias. We don’t even know who was running the country during Biden’s tenure. Lied about Biden’s condition. Over and over again. So long they effectively disenfranchised joe public voter by coronating Harris. Biden lied repeatedly about inflation. Harris and Biden lied about the border. Lied about abortion. There isn’t an issue the Dems didn’t lie through their teeth about. From the smallest with all that goofy waltz’s to the very most pressing and important to the public. Open your eyes. This entire batch of politicians the last 8 years has been awful
It’s bipartisan for sure. You have nailed it and that lady has put it out there for all to see.As if on cue on the bipartisan thing. They've come across an entity that has Republican Senators as board members which received $130M. And this entity disbursed funds to other NGOs called the "International Organization for Migration" and the "Pan American Development Foundation."
Do I think this is anything fraudulent or corrupt? No, I don't. Is it good that we're getting some light shone on these expenditures? Yes, it is.
A lot of people like to talk about Trump being a grifter, but at least his “grifts” require willing participants. DEI is the biggest grift of the American people in my lifetime, & quite possibly in the history of our country when it’s all said & done.
I believe strongly in the constitution and the balance of power. With that said I used to think the people were the wink link in this Democracy. However this past election proved they were the strongest link. They demanded change and got exactly what they asked for. Now my person lost this time and I need to figure out how best to understand my disconnect with the majority and that’s on me. Regardless the elected officials whether it’s the president or congress should still follow the law and not circumvent it. If the people choose to continue showing their strength they will kick out useless Senators and congressmen. I happen to think they prefer a balanced approach amongst the parties but I guess we will see. Long live the power of the people regardless of their political affiliation.Craze, as you say Congress holds the purse strings but has done a horrible job.
In other words, the founders and their constitution along with checks and balances needs an overhaul.
Replace all this complicated constitutional stuff with an Executive branch run by an elected president and unelected oligarchs who serve without Congressional approval.
Heck, it might work. Toss out term limits for the president while we are at it. Just replace the Constitutional Amendments with a process of amending the Constitution with Executive Orders.
Well intentioned programs, that have been around for decades and are just now catchy easy to remember boogy men for you, are not the cause of fraud. Nor are they a grift.A lot of people like to talk about Trump being a grifter, but at least his “grifts” require willing participants. DEI is the biggest grift of the American people in my lifetime, & quite possibly in the history of our country when it’s all said & done.
The made in North America part was a change in the last few years. Another benefit to Mr Subsidy who is now looking at who receives subsidies.
I believe strongly in the constitution and the balance of power. With that said I used to think the people were the wink link in this Democracy. However this past election proved they were the strongest link. They demanded change and got exactly what they asked for. Now my person lost this time and I need to figure out how best to understand my disconnect with the majority and that’s on me. Regardless the elected officials whether it’s the president or congress should still follow the law and not circumvent it. If the people choose to continue showing their strength they will kick out useless Senators and congressmen. I happen to think they prefer a balanced approach amongst the parties but I guess we will see. Long live the power of the people regardless of their political affiliation.
What I meant was in my adult lifetime (and I’m by no means a historian) I believe more often than not the people have preferred a government that doesn’t lean to far one way or the other and correct it as needed. Please feel free to correct me if I’m wrong. So perhaps what we’re seeing now is a change from that philosophy, or a feeling of an abandonment by the Democratic Party or perhaps some other variables (cultural wars, immigration, etc).Eppy, cannot help but think you are a rare person, especially at The Cooler.
Say this because your candidate lost and you still have faith in We the People.
Also share your thoughts about a "balanced approach" which I'm interpreting as meaning elected people from both parties working together.