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I thought that he was President. That's what I was told •Musk has no actual or formal authority to make government decisions himself •is simply serving as senior advisor to President Trump •can only advise the President and communicate the President’s directives •He is not an employee of DOGE but an employee of the White House •Musk is like Anita Dunn, who was also a Special Government Employee but an influential senior advisor to President Biden

AN INDEPENDENT DOJ IS ONLY IMPORTANT WHEN THE PRESIDENT IS REPUBLICAN. DUH.

#JOURNALISM: Associated Press Now Making S**t Up Because They Are Big Mad at Trump. “The Associated Press claims to be the gold standard of journalism, but their reporters are about what you would expect: entitled midwits who are emotionally incontinent and who weaponize their hatred for their own ends.”

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Florida Voter Fraud Case Could Overturn U.S. House Race by Jeff Lukens Last November, Democrat fraudsters bypassed the presidential race and focused instead on the down-ballot races. In Florida, local Democrat candidates received more votes than either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris at the top of the ballot. Something was definitely amiss. For instance, Republican Rocky Rochford was running against incumbent Democrat Kathy Castor for the U.S. House seat in Congressional Race 14 (FL-14). The district straddles Hillsborough and Pinellas counties and includes the cities of Tampa and St. Petersburg. Castor was declared the winner, but Rochford is now contesting the race, claiming voter fraud, primarily by vote-by-mail ballots. https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2025/02/florida_voter_fraud_case_could_overturn_u_s_house_race.html

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Note that she didn't even contemplate this when he was indicted for corruption for being on the Turkish payroll. Only when he agreed to cooperate with the enforcement of federal law. If Eric Adams Is Removed as NYC Mayor, We All Know This Was the Reason Townhall, by Matt Vespa New York City Mayor Eric Adams faced a slew of resignations this week. It’s called into question whether he can govern the city, which is why Gov. Kathy Hochul is holding a series of meetings on the subject. It could end with her removing Adams from office, though the mayor said he isn’t going anywhere.Just four days ago, it was reported that Hochul isn’t rushing to decide on Adams, even though the circumstances surrounding the Department of Justice dropping their case against Mr. Adams has reportedly shaken Hochul. Still, we know it's all an act: As New York City descended into a full-blown crisis of confidence in Mayor Eric Adams this week, alarmed civic leaders and elected officials turned the pressure up on Gov. Kathy Hochul to invoke her authority to remove him from office. They argued that the extraordinary step had become necessary after the prosecutor overseeing a federal corruption case against Mr. Adams said on Thursday that the mayor and the Justice Department had struck a corrupt bargain to shield him from further prosecution. The prosecutor resigned rather than ratify the deal. Ms. Hochul, a Democrat, called the allegations “extremely concerning and serious,” and was soliciting views from powerful fellow Democrats and her closest advisers. Of course, the now-ex-prosecutor overseeing Adams’ case would feel that way. If she goes through with this ploy, however, it’s pretty clear that Hochul will remove Adams not over administrative and legal matters but because the mayor is working with Trump border czar Tom Homan to deport illegal aliens. Was Hochul considering this 'dump Adams' option when the DOJ filed corruption charges against him? The answer would be 'no' https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2025/02/18/ny-gov-seriously-consieering-removing-mayor-eric-adams-and-the-reason-is-beyond-transparent-n2652385

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Out you go. . . . . . Acting head of Social Security Administration resigns after dispute with Elon Musk’s DOGE: report The Social Security Administration’s acting commissioner reportedly resigned over the weekend after a dispute with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) over the Elon Musk-headed group’s efforts to access sensitive government records. Michelle King, a career federal worker who had been with SSA since 1994, quit over the DOGE disagreement Saturday and was replaced by Leland Dudek, the Washington Post reported on Monday. Dudek, who has been supportive of DOGE’s efforts to root out waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government, will serve as acting commissioner of SSA until President Trump’s pick to lead the agency, Frank Bisignano, is confirmed by the Senate, according to the outlet. https://nypost.com/2025/02/17/us-news/acting-head-of-social-security-administration-michelle-king-resigns-after-dispute-with-doge-report/

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