They are reacting strongly because Trump's appointments, such as Matt Gaetz for Attorney General and Pete Hegseth for Defense Secretary, represent a significant shift from the status quo and threaten the deep state's hold on power. These appointments signal a potential legal reckoning and a cleanup of the agencies they will lead.
Trump's strategy involves openly and aggressively announcing loyalist picks that provoke strong reactions from opponents, rather than playing it safe with more mainstream choices. This approach keeps the opposition off balance and prevents them from focusing their attacks on any single nominee.
The revelation that phone companies dispute the FBI's claim of corrupted data regarding the pipe bomb suspect suggests a potential cover-up or misdirection. This could indicate that the bombs were part of a setup to discredit the January 6th protestors and that the true perpetrator remains unknown.
The leftist media is struggling because they have consistently painted Trump as a dangerous threat to democracy, equating him to Hitler. Now, with Trump's potential return to power, they face the challenge of reconciling their previous hyperbolic rhetoric with the reality of a peaceful transition of power.
Trump plans to use recess appointments to bypass Senate opposition if necessary. Recess appointments allow the president to install nominees with the same authority as confirmed appointees for up to two years, providing a temporary solution to get key personnel in place.
The leftist meltdown may be reaching its peak. In this episode, I discuss Trump's appointments for Attorney General, Secretary of State, Director of National Intelligence and more.
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