Republican Party - General Discussion

Revenge on ex-mentor Mistrija from the woods!

I was actually just thinking about this exact thing when I saw the news break.
Some people love to claim you can't get a decent signal out in the woods, but apparently, there's plenty of reception in that thicket of advisors surrounding the Office of Personnel Management.

Well, looks like the FBI finally kicked things into gear with an investigation into some shady business involving European Union funds. They even went as far as picking up the director of the agency in charge of handing out those EU funds.

driftingtinker said:Well, looks like the FBI finally kicked things into gear with an investigation into some shady business involving European Union funds. They even went as far as picking up the director of the agency in charge of handing out those EU funds.

And I suppose that has absolutely nothing to do with the Republican Party?

The kind of thing Andrej Plenković would say to claim there isn't a single connection.

I wonder if the exhausted bureaucrats are currently questioning who blew the whistle on this crew and handed all that evidence over to the FBI.

It seems whenever our local guys aren't stepping up, someone from the European Union is ready to take charge. Honestly, you can't really argue with them; that's exactly the kind of competence we need around here. It’s just a bit of a shame that they only seem interested in getting involved when there's EU funding on the table.

Yesterday Bane was getting crucified, and today his buddy Gabby is starting an OLAF diet...
The business school over at UT Austin is in mourning.

Who's leaking this data? Whose agenda are we looking at here?
Is it Dad? 🤣

History has a funny way of repeating itself. Back in the day, the Bush-era Republican Party collapsed under the weight of massive foreign pressure, rampant corruption, and the push to join the European Union.
We’re seeing the exact same pattern play out right now, except instead of preparing to enter the European Union, we’re busy draining funds meant for international aid and development.
A new administration will eventually take over, and while they won't be Republican, they won't be much better. From day one, they’ll be undermined from within by veteran advocacy groups, holdovers from the Republican Party, and local political vultures. It’ll be more of the same for four years. AMEN.

Who exactly is the head of the agency who got picked up alongside Zelalac? Turns out he's an agricultural engineer and a loyal Republican

It’s the same old crowd; they basically just spend their time holding the ladder for one another.

Busted. A Veterans Affairs media outlet released a statement attacking Joe Biden, but they accidentally left their fingerprints all over it, revealing it was actually drafted by the Republican Party.

Quincy:

The secretary for the local Republican Party office in Indianapolis wrote the attack on Joe Biden and then sent it off to various veterans' groups with instructions to pass it along to journalists as if it were their own official correspondence. I suppose this situation in Indianapolis isn't much of a shocker, really. It’s just more evidence of how the Republican Party has been pulling the strings of certain veterans' organizations for years now. If you look back at those protests outside the White House during Joe Biden's administration, it was pretty obvious. Back then, it was an open secret that certain factions within the American Legion and other veteran groups were essentially operating on orders from the Republican Party.

Emily Smith6 said:Busted. A Veterans Affairs media outlet released a statement attacking Joe Biden, but they accidentally left their fingerprints all over it, revealing it was actually drafted by the Republican Party.

Quincy:

The secretary for the local Republican Party office in Indianapolis wrote the attack on Joe Biden and then sent it off to various veterans' groups with instructions to pass it along to journalists as if it were their own official correspondence. I suppose this situation in Indianapolis isn't much of a shocker, really. It’s just more evidence of how the Republican Party has been pulling the strings of certain veterans' organizations for years now. If you look back at those protests outside the White House during Joe Biden's administration, it was pretty obvious. Back then, it was an open secret that certain factions within the American Legion and other veteran groups were essentially operating on orders from the Republican Party.

Damn, just look at that bald head... He looks like a caricature of Lady Gaga.
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northernbadger7 said:Damn, just look at that bald head... He looks like a caricature of Lady Gaga.
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Honestly, Mijo Sadomazođubrilović 🤣

Jacob Johnson70 said:Honestly, Mijo Sadomazođubrilović 🤣

Of all people! 😁

krim.org has decided to level up their game by attempting to siphon off funds from the European Union, but unfortunately, the European Union isn't nearly as easy to pickpocket as the citizens of the USA

The former County Executive just collected his final government paycheck, yet he still hasn't secured a new gig...
Spider-Man: I’ve been applying for jobs like everyone else.
https://example.com/news/former-official-job-search-1142366

Quentin Tarantino:

- I’m applying for positions just like anyone else looking for work. Unfortunately, opportunities aren't exactly flooding in right now, so I’m just being patient and hoping something comes up soon. I’m really just looking for something that will carry me through the next five or six years until I hit retirement age, he said.

It’s actually a bit concerning when you think about it; we probably ought to help the man reach his retirement.

Emily Smith6 said:The former County Executive just collected his final government paycheck, yet he still hasn't secured a new gig...
Spider-Man: I’ve been applying for jobs like everyone else.
https://example.com/news/former-official-job-search-1142366

Quentin Tarantino:

- I’m applying for positions just like anyone else looking for work. Unfortunately, opportunities aren't exactly flooding in right now, so I’m just being patient and hoping something comes up soon. I’m really just looking for something that will carry me through the next five or six years until I hit retirement age, he said.

It’s actually a bit concerning when you think about it; we probably ought to help the man reach his retirement.

Over in another thread, they’re claiming the opposition lacks the personnel to take over the government, yet look at the Republican Party. They have talent to spare.

I wouldn't be surprised if some modest advisory position suddenly opens up within a federal agency or a state-run corporation in the coming days—a role perfectly tailored for this kind of potential. Luck has never failed a Republican, provided they remain loyal to the party.

Robin Jones2 said:Over in another thread, they’re claiming the opposition lacks the personnel to take over the government, yet look at the Republican Party. They have talent to spare.

I wouldn't be surprised if some modest advisory position suddenly opens up within a federal agency or a state-run corporation in the coming days—a role perfectly tailored for this kind of potential. Luck has never failed a Republican, provided they remain loyal to the party.

He should definitely wear that local high school shirt.

electricnomad8 said:He should definitely wear that local high school shirt.

It is obvious he failed to pay Diana Clark enough to secure some decent media training; had he done so, he might actually understand how to market himself effectively in today's job market.

They used to say under communism the only way to move up was to join the Party, and those high-ranking officials were pulling in more than everyone else combined. So, what did we actually get out of it? We just swapped them out for another group called the Republican Party, and suddenly—if you wanted to make anything of yourself as a journalist, a business owner, or an intellectual—you had to be tight with the Republican Party, if not a full-blown member. That’s how all that massive wealth was raked in during the 90s. We really hoped the censorship would end. You could theoretically write critiques about the new administration, but I’m not even going to go there regarding what happened to the journalists who actually dared to try. Not much truly changed back then; everything was just swept under the rug because of the war, with people claiming we couldn't afford any dissent while things were heating up. Once the war ended, the whole situation stayed pretty much the same. The big goal was getting out of the Soviet Union, but nobody seemed to have a real clue about what to do with America next, or what kind of country we actually wanted to build. Honestly, if we did think about it, we were looking at it all wrong.

The unknown was brought on board by an unknown

I mean, who is this whole bunch of people in power actually playing games with?