electricnomad8 said:Read this on the Telegram portal. Vučković is out here playing the Rimac role. It’s the classic Republican playbook: hire your inner circle at the ministry, then just cruise right through. Hey, Coca-Cola, you seeing this? It reminds me why Holy left in the first place. She walked because she had standards. These people don't even have standards; they just have criminal IDs.
Man, if only Rimčev would remember how things used to be...
The same thing was happening over at SOA while that future six-time election winner—the guy who basically tore the party apart—was running the show.
Back when Tomislav Karamarko was heading up SOA, that intelligence agency was essentially a hiring ground where people got jobs based on whatever whim the director had, rather than any actual criteria. You’d have people getting hired for a few days just to be shuffled off into other state agencies—Customs being the big one—using SOA as a loophole to dodge public job postings and slide straight into the civil service. There were even cases where candidates actually brought in their political party membership cards as proof that they *weren't* politically active.
The Evening News.
And meanwhile, Coca-Cola is still rambling on about some "illegal candidacy."
At this point, I'm not even disgusted by the Republicans anymore—it's more about the whole culture of voting for the Republican Party in general.
