February 16, 2025
James Invokes "Rule of Law"
Timothy Birdnow
In an unhinged rant recently New York's kommisar, er, Attorney General Letitia "I will get Trump" James raged against Elon Musk and DOGE:
"Elon was not voted in by the people. The American people deserve better. We will be in the courthouse time and time again. The American people will not back d
Elon Musk was as much voted into office as was any bureaucrat; he was hired by the President to audit the federal government. Trump was elected to cut spending.
I wonder if James holds the same standard where, say, Jack Smith is concerned; no American voted for Mr. Smith yet here he was hounding then-candidate Donald Trump for political purposes.
In fact none of the agencies Musk is investigating are run by elected officials; they are all Presidential appointees.
She knows this; she isn't stupid (well, not THAT stupid). This is an argument the Democrats are using to trick the low-information types. They know full well that most of our government is NOT elected but selected, and mostly by them, which is why they are so enraged by this move by Trump to ferret out the bad actors. The bureaucracy was part of a machine they built to give themselves eternal power.
The Federal bureaucracy consists of some 3 million people, but that's just the folks who are employees; there are many more independent contractors. (I couldn't find if that three million includes the 1.5 million non-military civilian employees of the armed services.) Were ANY of these people elected?
There are 542 elected offices in the Federal government, and all of them have unelected staff (who very often write the bills and speeches and whatnot.) So James is fine with all those unelected people running America as long as it's not a guy who is trying to make cuts.
But of course the average person won't think of that and many will buy the shibboleth. It's how the liberals have always succeeded in the past. Fortunately there is new media and for those who bother to look this information is there and it can be ascertained.
James is now under investigation for her efforts to subvert immigration law. She clearly has a laissez-faire view of the Rule of Law when it suits her.
In an unhinged rant recently New York's kommisar, er, Attorney General Letitia "I will get Trump" James raged against Elon Musk and DOGE:
"Elon was not voted in by the people. The American people deserve better. We will be in the courthouse time and time again. The American people will not back d
Elon Musk was as much voted into office as was any bureaucrat; he was hired by the President to audit the federal government. Trump was elected to cut spending.
I wonder if James holds the same standard where, say, Jack Smith is concerned; no American voted for Mr. Smith yet here he was hounding then-candidate Donald Trump for political purposes.
In fact none of the agencies Musk is investigating are run by elected officials; they are all Presidential appointees.
She knows this; she isn't stupid (well, not THAT stupid). This is an argument the Democrats are using to trick the low-information types. They know full well that most of our government is NOT elected but selected, and mostly by them, which is why they are so enraged by this move by Trump to ferret out the bad actors. The bureaucracy was part of a machine they built to give themselves eternal power.
The Federal bureaucracy consists of some 3 million people, but that's just the folks who are employees; there are many more independent contractors. (I couldn't find if that three million includes the 1.5 million non-military civilian employees of the armed services.) Were ANY of these people elected?
There are 542 elected offices in the Federal government, and all of them have unelected staff (who very often write the bills and speeches and whatnot.) So James is fine with all those unelected people running America as long as it's not a guy who is trying to make cuts.
But of course the average person won't think of that and many will buy the shibboleth. It's how the liberals have always succeeded in the past. Fortunately there is new media and for those who bother to look this information is there and it can be ascertained.
James is now under investigation for her efforts to subvert immigration law. She clearly has a laissez-faire view of the Rule of Law when it suits her.
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"She isn't stupid." She is a product of a Dept of Education that has gone backwards in the aptitude of students it has produced since its conception. An example of what money in our education system buys today.
Posted by: Mike at February 16, 2025 08:57 PM (QjxS4)
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The modern definition of stupid is different that the one I was taught and still use.
Posted by: Bill H at February 17, 2025 12:30 AM (Q7br2)
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Your ability to share empowering stories through your writing is remarkable. This post was heartfelt, uplifting, and impactful follower panel
Posted by: SMM Panel at February 17, 2025 03:53 AM (ItL6O)
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Letty James presumably isn't stupid, but she's playing to an electorate that is, and she knows she can get away with crap like this. More to the point, she can skin the treasury of New York State for her frivolous lawsuits.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 17, 2025 04:21 PM (rDOKo)
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Amen Mike!
perhaps so Bill, but I would say she's more dishonest than stupid. What is stupid are her goals. She's obviously smart enough to pass the bar (although she probably had help) and get elected and stay out of jail (where she belongs)but everything she says,does, and believes is stupid.
Agreed Dana!
Amen Mike!
perhaps so Bill, but I would say she's more dishonest than stupid. What is stupid are her goals. She's obviously smart enough to pass the bar (although she probably had help) and get elected and stay out of jail (where she belongs)but everything she says,does, and believes is stupid.
Agreed Dana!
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 18, 2025 08:44 AM (smPia)
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