Trump Rewards Failed ‘Nazi’ Nominee With New Top Job

[Guno צְבִי]

Trump has handed Paul Ingrassia, whose nomination to lead a government watchdog crashed in the Senate after his alleged racist texts were leaked, a new job in his administration.

Ingrassia, 30, withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel last month when GOP senators revolted over leaked group chat messages in which he allegedly used racial slurs and bragged about having a “Nazi streak.”

Despite the messages, Ingrassia kept his post as the White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security.

On Thursday, Ingrassia told colleagues in an email that he is leaving to become deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration

Trump Rewards Failed ‘Nazi’ Nominee With New Top Job

President Donald Trump has handed Paul Ingrassia, whose nomination to lead a government watchdog crashed in the Senate after his alleged racist texts were leaked, a new job in his administration. Ingrassia, 30, withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel last month when GOP...

news.yahoo.com

 

[Nomad]

Obviously trump wants as many like-minded individuals in our govt as he can pack it with.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Trump has handed Paul Ingrassia, whose nomination to lead a government watchdog crashed in the Senate after his alleged racist texts were leaked, a new job in his administration.

Ingrassia, 30, withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel last month when GOP senators revolted over leaked group chat messages in which he allegedly used racial slurs and bragged about having a “Nazi streak.”

Despite the messages, Ingrassia kept his post as the White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security.

On Thursday, Ingrassia told colleagues in an email that he is leaving to become deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration

Trump Rewards Failed ‘Nazi’ Nominee With New Top Job

President Donald Trump has handed Paul Ingrassia, whose nomination to lead a government watchdog crashed in the Senate after his alleged racist texts were leaked, a new job in his administration. Ingrassia, 30, withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel last month when GOP...

news.yahoo.com

Trump loves his Nazis!

 

[Crepitus]

Trump has handed Paul Ingrassia, whose nomination to lead a government watchdog crashed in the Senate after his alleged racist texts were leaked, a new job in his administration.

Ingrassia, 30, withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel last month when GOP senators revolted over leaked group chat messages in which he allegedly used racial slurs and bragged about having a “Nazi streak.”

Despite the messages, Ingrassia kept his post as the White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security.

On Thursday, Ingrassia told colleagues in an email that he is leaving to become deputy general counsel at the General Services Administration

Trump Rewards Failed ‘Nazi’ Nominee With New Top Job

President Donald Trump has handed Paul Ingrassia, whose nomination to lead a government watchdog crashed in the Senate after his alleged racist texts were leaked, a new job in his administration. Ingrassia, 30, withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel last month when GOP...

news.yahoo.com

tRump likes that in an appointee.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Obviously trump wants as many like-minded individuals in our govt as he can pack it with.

It's how a cult of personality works. The problem with Trump is that he's pushing 80 and in poor health. His stressing over the Epstein Files isn't helping his health.

What Is a Cult of Personality?

Cults of personality are built around devotion to a charismatic leader, especially a political leader. Learn how to recognize a cult of personality and break free.

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A cult of personality, sometimes referred to as a personality cult, is defined as “exaggerated devotion to a charismatic political, religious, or other leader.”1

Authoritarian figures, such as Benito Mussolini of Italy and Vladimir Putin of Russia, are often associated with cults of personality, as are totalitarian regimes such as the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin, Germany under Adolf Hitler, and North Korea under Kim Jong-Un.

Leaders of cults of personality often use imagery and the manipulation of mass media to form an exalted, even superhuman, version of their persona in the minds of their followers.2 Their followers accept the leader's persona and authority, which leads to their devotion to the leader and their mission to bring about an imagined future.

 

[Walt]

I remember when being a Nazi was considered disqualifying.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I remember when being a Nazi was considered disqualifying.

So do I. Now the MAGAts are doing exactly as many have claimed for years.

 

[martin]

He's a perfect fit.

 

[Nordberg]

He has the exact qualifications that Trump wants.