Posted on 05/16/2023 4:58:18 AM PDT by MtnClimber
Bill Barr is inserting himself into politics again. And he's doing it in the best way to get fawning media coverage — sniping at his former boss, President Donald J. Trump. Barr issued a statement about Trump:
He does not have the ability for strategic thinking and linear thinking or setting priorities or how to get things done in the system. He will deliver chaos, and if anything lead to a backlash that will set his policies much further back than they otherwise would be.
The doctor's diagnosis is that Trump lacks the temperament or wisdom to deliver on his promises. Okay, fine. But before we accept his advice, let's assess his expertise on the subject.
Is Barr saying that another Trump presidency would somehow be different from the last? In his last term in office, Trump provided
- Middle East peace progress via the Abraham Accords,
-energy independence,
-secure borders,
-economic prosperity,
-enhanced national security — confronting threats and strengthening NATO, and
-exposing that the D.C. swamp was working against the wishes of the self-governed — perhaps his greatest accomplishment.
Is Barr saying Trump doesn't have the discipline to deliver any of that — again? Or is Barr simply in dread of the "chaos" that he perceived during the first Trump administration?
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Barr is a McRomBush DS a-hole. I support Trump precisely because I want him to disrupt. Our country needs his type of chaos.
Fatso should be worried that the people he supports like Kerry are spouting that agriculture is a threat to civilization,it causes global warming! Hey bubba,I mean Barr,your next meal is in danger fatso,so stfu!
It's point is simple.
Barr, like most bureaucrats, is a linear thinker (read: "inside-the-box thinker").
Trump is a creative thinker (read: "out-of-the-box problem solver").
Trump can clearly understand the way Barr thinks, but Barr cannot grasp the way Trump thinks.
Out-of-the-box thinkers can see reality in a traditional linear sense and in a non-traditional, iconoclastic/revolutionary (disruptive) sense.
Trump is a mystery to Barr and people like him...hence the "chaos" accusation.
Yet we see the opposite from what Barr claims happening.
Go have another danish, Bill.
Does Barr have something to hide?
Bill should have prosecuted the FBI outlaws like Peter Strozk, he failed.
Bill knows which side the bread is buttered. Too bad he never fought the DNC as hard as he fights Trump.
Yep, system = sewer/swamp
They honestly believe that the government is the center of the universe. And, of course, the citizens are not really in that universe. We, the citizens, are an irrelevant afterthought.
What planet is Bill Barr living on?
Paul Ryan comes to mind.
Unlike many here I’m not convinced Desantis is a deep stater.
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To anyone…is it not even allowed to point out ANY weakness of Trump on FREEREPUBLIC—-is he perfect and inviolate???
Frankly, Barr can say what he wants and people can make their own judgments in the upcoming primaries. Cabinet members should not talk about their bosses while the boss is in office, but once he is out, and especially if he is running again, they can and should talk.
Bill Barr is a POS. Who cares what he thinks. He did his best, to help Trump lose, the 2020 fraudulent election Why should he turn back now. He is another on the patriots hangmen’s list .
“Screw the Senate. Don’t let them turn advise and consent into, we will place deep state pukes in your administration. “
I don’t buy the narrative that McConnell chose Trump’s many “bad” nominees. The evidence is the many bad choices Trump made that did not require Senate approval. Examples: Paul Manafort as campaign manager, Michael Cohen as his personal attorney, Anthony Scaramucci as WH communications director, Reince Priebus and John Kelly as White House Chief of Staff among many examples. Arguably Jeff Sessions was Trump’s choice for AG, not McConnells. Sessions was prominent in Trumps 2016 campaign and very close to Trump.
Assuming though McConnell did behind the scenes control many Trump picks. Why didn’t Trump put up a fight. Trump had the bully pulpit. If he had a truly outstanding person he wanted to appoint but McConnell told him no, Trump could have sent the nomination to the Senate and if McConnell actually resisted Trump could have told McConnell if he didn’t move the nomination through the Senate he would use the bully pulpit to rile up the GOP voting base. Not once did Trump go to the mat with McConnell on a nomination.
If Trump couldn’t handle McConnell during his first term, why should anyone believe he can handle Majority Leader Schumer? Or if the GOP takes the Senate in 2024, Majority Leader McConnell?
HE FAILED!
I meant RAND Paul…not Paul Ryan.
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Trump had bad picks. Then he fired them and tried someone new. The Senate was reluctant to pass anyone through except Mattis. Hopefully he gets in again and this time doesn’t put in anyone who has ever worked in DC
The ass that appointed Dunham, knowing what he would find, and left him toothless and unable to bring criminals to justice. That Barr? That wants to sell that book of his?
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