Newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel is expected to take on a second big role in the new Trump administration, that of acting head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
I don’t understand the decision by Musk to have Federal workers justify their Jobs or resign. Any employer that has work to be accomplished. Should have a starting idea , the amount of employees needed . Not the employees be the ones , but it’s ok for employees to have an input as the work progresses , It’s looks to me . That the work to be done is not real work in some cases here .
Saw this opinion piece on FOX by Sen, Chris Murphy, "Donald Trump claimed he would help American workers. Now, he’s betraying them" and didn't need to get past this sentence, "Sixty-two percent of Americans support raising the minimum wage to $15 because they agree if you work a full-time job, you shouldn’t be living at or below the poverty level." There is a wealth of "information" revealed in this one sentence. 1) It exposes the failure of our educational system. 2) It exposes the lose of initiative fostered by lack of skills and easy welfare. 3) It exposes the fallacy of working "full time" at starter and part time jobs meant for dependents, not primary bread winners. 4) It exposes the lack of understanding or appreciation of job value to society and its impact on compensation. So, as you can imagine Murphy is a Democratic representing Connecticut and his entire opinion piece is flawed by the most basic of "argument errors", being based on "nothing" but your own opinion (i.e., a circular argument, "begging the question").
Saw this article this am, "Boston councilwoman sounds off after Tom Homan's CPAC promise to 'bring hell': 'We don't scare easy'", https://www.foxnews.com/person/m/andrea-margolis, and I long for the day when a jurisdiction like Boston (this police commissioner and council woman in particular) are arrested. If someone posts that they are planning to "assassinate the president" do we talk about it or arrest them? These people are publishing (bragging) about not following lawful federal authority and so far the only real response has been vocal. The sooner this is carried to the next level the sooner this lawlessness will be behind us, at least the "open kind".
I don’t understand the decision by Musk to have Federal workers justify their Jobs or resign. Any employer that has work to be accomplished. Should have a starting idea , the amount of employees needed . Not the employees be the ones , but it’s ok for employees to have an input as the work progresses , It’s looks to me . That the work to be done is not real work in some cases here .
Saw this opinion piece on FOX by Sen, Chris Murphy, "Donald Trump claimed he would help American workers. Now, he’s betraying them" and didn't need to get past this sentence, "Sixty-two percent of Americans support raising the minimum wage to $15 because they agree if you work a full-time job, you shouldn’t be living at or below the poverty level." There is a wealth of "information" revealed in this one sentence. 1) It exposes the failure of our educational system. 2) It exposes the lose of initiative fostered by lack of skills and easy welfare. 3) It exposes the fallacy of working "full time" at starter and part time jobs meant for dependents, not primary bread winners. 4) It exposes the lack of understanding or appreciation of job value to society and its impact on compensation. So, as you can imagine Murphy is a Democratic representing Connecticut and his entire opinion piece is flawed by the most basic of "argument errors", being based on "nothing" but your own opinion (i.e., a circular argument, "begging the question").
Saw this article this am, "Boston councilwoman sounds off after Tom Homan's CPAC promise to 'bring hell': 'We don't scare easy'", https://www.foxnews.com/person/m/andrea-margolis, and I long for the day when a jurisdiction like Boston (this police commissioner and council woman in particular) are arrested. If someone posts that they are planning to "assassinate the president" do we talk about it or arrest them? These people are publishing (bragging) about not following lawful federal authority and so far the only real response has been vocal. The sooner this is carried to the next level the sooner this lawlessness will be behind us, at least the "open kind".