***** OFFICIAL PURGING OF THE DEEP STATE *****

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richardag
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In reply to aggiehawg • 1:34p, 3/7/25
aggiehawg said:
This again, Remember who we are.

Need more like this.
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
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In reply to richardag • 1:38p, 3/7/25
richardag said:
aggiehawg said:
This again, Remember who we are.

Need more like this.
never gets old
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In reply to Ellis Wyatt • 1:51p, 3/7/25
Ellis Wyatt said:
Secolobo said:
To add more of what Elon said.

It is wild that we are here. Elon is worried about getting killed because people are so desperate to stop him and Burchett knows he could get primaried for telling the truth.

Pull no punches. OUT THEM ALL. JAIL THEM ALL.
Just wondering if Congress would have "quorum" if enough ended up in jail. He said half jokingly
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
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2:30p, 3/7/25
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In reply to aggiehawg • 3:41p, 3/7/25
To get a federal contract you have to deal with excessive legal requirements. And fruity administrative checkboxes. All to deliver a service or product for the American people. These "grants" should have been treated the same way or terminated. They are contractual or no money changes hands, no grifting. I mean gifting.
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3:45p, 3/7/25
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In reply to will25u • 3:53p, 3/7/25
Who are they?

I want perp walks…
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3:55p, 3/7/25
Maine declared in violation of Title IX.

https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2025/03/07/trump-administration-finds-maine-trans-athlete-policy-violates-title-ix/
Trump will fix it.
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In reply to FireAg • 3:59p, 3/7/25
FireAg said:
Who are they?

I want perp walks…


This. Names and mugshots or it didn't happen.
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In reply to Sid Farkas • 4:00p, 3/7/25
Sid Farkas said:
FireAg said:
Who are they?

I want perp walks…


This. Names and mugshots or it didn't happen.


Will go the same way as Epstein files. No one will know
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6:21p, 3/7/25
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6:47p, 3/7/25
New Deputy Attorney General just was put into place today.

now this:

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In reply to LMCane • 6:55p, 3/7/25
Have to say, that is classy. Not expected. Uncharacteristic.
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7:43a, 3/8/25
Key Pardon attorney in WH fired.
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One of the key figures involved in former White House occupant Joe Biden's thousands of pardons to violent criminals has been terminated.

Liz Oyer, the head of the Justice Department's pardon office, revealed in a LinkedIn post on Friday that she was ousted after three years in the position.

"I'm sad to share that I was fired today from the job I have poured my heart and soul into for the last three years," Oyer wrote on Linkedin. "I am so proud of the team we built in the Office of the Pardon Attorney, who will carry on our important work."

"I'm very grateful for the many extraordinary people I've had the opportunity to connect with on this journey," she added. "Thank you for your partnership, your support, and your belief in second chances."
Of course, her sister's a lunatic too.

A former public defender, clearly a bleeding heart 'liberal' with no compassion for victims of criminals, just the criminals. An exemplar of Democrat injustice.
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  • Liz Oyer revamps clemency review amid structural challenges
  • Backlog of 16,000 petitions halved by speeding up denials
When Liz Oyer, the first known former public defender to lead the Justice Department's pardon office, arrived in April 2022, she moved in a collection of 22 framed photographs of women serving life sentences. Oyer then commissioned a formerly incarcerated sketch artist to display around 350 copies of his black-and-white profile portraits of fellow inmates he'd originally drawn in the prison yard.
The sketches form a grid blanketing the entry hallway of the Northeast Washington office space. The photos hang on the communal wall outside Oyer's private office, showing women in their natural prison environsthe mess hall, library, gym, and nurserywith expressions of contempt, stoicism, and tranquility.
Her team, which has more than doubled to 43 under Oyer's watch, can look up at the faces of those pleading for a second chance. They can read the inmates' handwritten notes displayed below the photos.
"In the beginning I felt as if my life was over," reads one from a woman sentenced at age 16 to 20 years to life, pictured now as a 23-year-old in her prison library. She now has a new belief: "I will be free."
Oyer's staff reviews some 8,000 pending applications for early prison release or overturned convictions. The masses of faceless applications can make it easy to forget their mission is rooted in humanity.
"I always remind my team, 'We are not making widgets,'" Oyer said in a recent interview at her office.
Converting her wing of a drab federal complex into a museum of compassion is one of multiple ways Oyer, 45, has tried maneuvering within strict boundaries to transform the functions and stature of a unit that's felt out of place in a department led primarily by prosecutors. She reports up to a deputy attorney general's office filled with career prosecutors who can reject her suggestions to grant clemency before they reach the White House.
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8:38a, 3/8/25
It's been interesting to follow this thread and watch people that have been released post online. One curious thing I've noticed is that they almost always say they've lost their "dream job".

What the heck is a "dream job "? As best I can tell it is a job you won't get fired from, that pays you, you work from home, have little to no actual work to do and then you get a pension.

The fact is that isn't a job.

Now, there are people that really like their work and really enjoy what they do. But that's not a "dream job".

Because if it is a "dream job" they would do it for free. And I don't think these people would do their "dream job" without all those perks I listed.

I'm sure that there exist people that do their work for free because they're called to it. But the fact remains we all exchange our time and effort for resources to live.

When I read someone has lost their "dream job" I immediately know they're FOS and it was the right call to left them go.
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1:27p, 3/8/25
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In reply to Cepe • 2:41p, 3/8/25
the leftists all say it's their "dream job" working at the Postal Service.

so that other leftists feel sorry for them and set up a GoFundMe.

if they were honest and said,

"I was using this Biden job to climb the ladder back at the law firm in 2 years anyway" how many leftists would cry for them?
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3:42p, 3/8/25
In the private sector, true pros that pour their hearts into their jobs get fired all the time. Reorg? Yeah, lots of loyal professionals just got let go later in their career so the company can leverage the cheaper employees.

While sympathetic to anyone that loses their gig and wasn't a grifter, I don't really care that much. Our country is trying to get out of bankruptcy and never ending corruption cycles.
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7:58p, 3/9/25
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In reply to nortex97 • 3:58p, 3/10/25
nortex97 said:
Key Pardon attorney in WH fired.
Quote:
One of the key figures involved in former White House occupant Joe Biden's thousands of pardons to violent criminals has been terminated.

Liz Oyer, the head of the Justice Department's pardon office, revealed in a LinkedIn post on Friday that she was ousted after three years in the position.

"I'm sad to share that I was fired today from the job I have poured my heart and soul into for the last three years," Oyer wrote on Linkedin. "I am so proud of the team we built in the Office of the Pardon Attorney, who will carry on our important work."

"I'm very grateful for the many extraordinary people I've had the opportunity to connect with on this journey," she added. "Thank you for your partnership, your support, and your belief in second chances."
Of course, her sister's a lunatic too.

A former public defender, clearly a bleeding heart 'liberal' with no compassion for victims of criminals, just the criminals. An exemplar of Democrat injustice.
Quote:
  • Liz Oyer revamps clemency review amid structural challenges
  • Backlog of 16,000 petitions halved by speeding up denials
When Liz Oyer, the first known former public defender to lead the Justice Department's pardon office, arrived in April 2022, she moved in a collection of 22 framed photographs of women serving life sentences. Oyer then commissioned a formerly incarcerated sketch artist to display around 350 copies of his black-and-white profile portraits of fellow inmates he'd originally drawn in the prison yard.
The sketches form a grid blanketing the entry hallway of the Northeast Washington office space. The photos hang on the communal wall outside Oyer's private office, showing women in their natural prison environsthe mess hall, library, gym, and nurserywith expressions of contempt, stoicism, and tranquility.
Her team, which has more than doubled to 43 under Oyer's watch, can look up at the faces of those pleading for a second chance. They can read the inmates' handwritten notes displayed below the photos.
"In the beginning I felt as if my life was over," reads one from a woman sentenced at age 16 to 20 years to life, pictured now as a 23-year-old in her prison library. She now has a new belief: "I will be free."
Oyer's staff reviews some 8,000 pending applications for early prison release or overturned convictions. The masses of faceless applications can make it easy to forget their mission is rooted in humanity.
"I always remind my team, 'We are not making widgets,'" Oyer said in a recent interview at her office.
Converting her wing of a drab federal complex into a museum of compassion is one of multiple ways Oyer, 45, has tried maneuvering within strict boundaries to transform the functions and stature of a unit that's felt out of place in a department led primarily by prosecutors. She reports up to a deputy attorney general's office filled with career prosecutors who can reject her suggestions to grant clemency before they reach the White House.
Trump's team should replace all of these sketches with photographs from the crime scenes including the bloody corpses of their victims as applicable.
The best way to keep evil men from wielding great power is to not create great power in the first place.
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9:13a, 3/11/25
7 officials of ACT BLUE

the grifting slush fund for democrat party politicians have resigned in the last 4 days.
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In reply to will25u • 3:42p, 3/12/25
will25u said:

And so it begins.
HunterAggie

The Elko Era has begun
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In reply to richardag • 3:43p, 3/12/25
richardag said:
aggiehawg said:
This again, Remember who we are.

Need more like this.


Absolutely
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7:12p, 3/12/25
Does this belong here? Some big **** at the EPA today.
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In reply to nortex97 • 7:21p, 3/12/25
NM I found it
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In reply to nortex97 • 7:27p, 3/12/25


Canada threatening to cut power supplies to Yankee Blue states...bad idea.
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In reply to aggiehawg • 7:41p, 3/12/25
It's great to do away with some of the idiocy around coal/carbon dioxide emissions but I am skeptical this will lead to real investments in coal power. It just takes long term regulatory stability to drive that.

Getting out of the way, and returning to real science again with strong bases so that it can't be flipped on its head quickly is the goal to me (I think they are doing great getting ahead on this stuff though early vs. 2017).
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7:41p, 3/12/25
Can the next Dem president just impose all these regulations again? Or, did the recent SCOTUS rulings make enacting new regulations potentially much more difficult? I've been assuming that deregulation would be far easier than new regulations.
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In reply to SwigAg11 • 7:44p, 3/12/25
SwigAg11 said:
Can the next Dem president just impose all these regulations again? Or, did the recent SCOTUS rulings make enacting new regulations potentially much more difficult? I've been assuming that deregulation would be far easier than new regulations.
Good question.

But with Chevron gone, challenges to new regulations will be easier to win. Government will really have to prove up their claims instead of being deferred to as "the experts."
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7:48p, 3/12/25
I manage coal power plants for a living. I honestly don't see much impact in us shutting down. It might alleviate regs till then but there won't be a lot of coal power after 2035 in the US. It's great this came out but little too late. Focus needs to be solely on SMRs and gas power plants
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In reply to American Hardwood • 8:03p, 3/12/25
Maybe if now former pardon attorney Liz Oyer resigned when joey b started issuing preemptive pardons to family members and when he was disregarding guidance from the pardon office she would have been hired back when Trump took office!
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In reply to aggiehawg • 10:22p, 3/12/25
aggiehawg said:
SwigAg11 said:
Can the next Dem president just impose all these regulations again? Or, did the recent SCOTUS rulings make enacting new regulations potentially much more difficult? I've been assuming that deregulation would be far easier than new regulations.
Good question.

But with Chevron gone, challenges to new regulations will be easier to win. Government will really have to prove up their claims instead of being deferred to as "the experts."
Better solution would be for the R's in congress to strip the power of these agencies, but they do nothing.
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