Posted on 03/22/2022 6:17:35 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Nancy McEldowney, Kamala’s national security adviser, is leaving the vice-president’s office to attend to some personal matters, according to an internal memo. After serving in her role for more than a year, she’s planning her exit. McEldowney hasn’t announced her last day on the job but she said she’s ‘not rushing out the door.’
She said that she is stepping down to ‘focus on some pressing personal matters.’ Is that a nuanced version of spending more time with one’s family? It sounds like that but maybe it’s something more. For those keeping track at home, she is staffer number ten to leave Kamala’s office only a little more than a year into the Biden administration. What is notable is that these resignations are not just run-of-the-mill staffers, the ones leaving Kamala are top staff. No one wants to work for Kamala.
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https://www.newsweek.com/kamala-harris-aide-david-gins-loves-job-amid-staff-exodus-1656266
his name is David Gins, Deputy Director for Operations
still listed on staff list on wikipedia
BREAKING: After Zoom meeting with several international officials, Dick Pound confirms that David Gins indeed loves working for Kamala Harris. https://t.co/RSbSX6AWEi— Noam Blum (@neontaster) December 6, 2021
Has this adviser recently bought a blue water cruiser or property in New Zealand?
Maybe she knows something.
MERIT does NOT count.
“...Kamala is an intelligent, strong and independent woman..”
That’s a polite way of saying she is an obnoxious royal pain in the ass.
For many years I had worked for a state government. I watched one incompetent 20-something political appointee after another rise to instant administrative power. Almost always they were in way over their heads and convinced they got their position based on skill and merit.
Worse, they were typically deliriously intoxicated with their sudden responsibility over others. You had to handle them with kid gloves and ever so gently guide them through their inexperience and incompetence. And to be brutally honest, the women appointees were almost always the most prickly and the worst to deal with. So glad that’s long gone.
‘pressing personal matters’ = I can’t stand being around That Woman ?
LOL!
I think he'd ask for Epstein's cell.
That is bloody awesome!!!!!
She probably realized that having a pitcher of screwdrivers every morning so that Camella’s incompetence didn’t bother her so much was starting to hurt her physical and mental health.
Might be some booty involved for him, too.
I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
This girl was appointed ambassador to Bulgaria by W Bush back in the day so she’s more like a career DC grifter than a Chicago Mob operative.
This security advisor is probably the one who had to explain the Ukraine situation to her in a way a third grader could understand. And then she later used the exact same words to answer a question about the war.
LOL! God, she must be hell to work for.
McEldowney may have had a revelation about the significance of the passage of time and how much of it she was wasting working with Kamala.
They can say that, but in my opinion, Kamala is extremely insecure which is why she is so mean and condescending to people. She’s just not that bright and she knows it.
Didn’t say their spin was going to be true. Just saying what they’ll say about her situation.
I feel your pain.
I used to tell my wife that a group of men could walk into a room and within moments, the pecking order was known. And in most cases, everyone fell into their role.
Different rooms, different pecking orders.
Women take ages to figure out who is who.
The real question is why does the Vice President need a dedicated staff of national security and other advisors? Per the Constitution she has no policy making role. Her only two duties are to preside over the Senate, casting a vote only in the event of a tie, and assuming the role of POTUS in the event the office becomes vacant between elections.
The Executive branch of the government, to which Kamala belongs, has thousands of employees. If she has a need for advice or information, she should simply consult one of the president’s advisors or cabinet officers. There is no need for a dedicated staff. As for her legislative role as president of the Senate, Congress has a huge staff she can consult. Again, no need for the taxpayer to provide her with a huge staff when the resources are available.
Our government is wasting trillions of dollars. If the GOP wins control of Congress, and thereby assumes responsibility for the budget, slashing the bloated staff of the Vice President is a good symbolic place to start the process of getting rid of the fat. A 10% across the board headcount reduction in every department would be good second step as well as firing the outside consultants and ending the bonus payments to federal executive service employees. Then get on to the real work of eliminating, or turning over to the states, most functions of the departments of Education, Labor, Commerce, HUD, Energy, Homeland Security, Transportation, HHS as well as ending subsidies of the Postal Service, Amtrak, PBS, National Endowment for the Arts, and a myriad of other organizations. All the GOP House of Representatives has to do is make these changes to the appropriations bill, and with GOP Senate approval it goes to the president.
If the President and Democrats scream it isn’t enough, suggest they develop and submit in a separate bill and for a separate vote all of the additional items they feel should be included. Likely they will refuse and the president will veto the appropriations bill. If they do submit a separate bill with more spending items, hold a vote and reject it. If the president vetos the spending bill passed by Congress, Congress should hold another vote on the original bill and send it back to the president with no changes. The Dems will scream about a government shutdown. Let the government shut down and tell the people the money to run the government was appropriated but the president refused to honor the “democratic process”. The fault is his. Hang tough, resubmit the appropriations bill everyday and tell the press he all he has to do is sign and the government will be funded. Eventually the president will have to cave, though it may take several weeks and the negative press will be more than we’ve ever seen.
If a GOP majority Congress won’t go to the mat with a Democrat president over the federal budget, and force major spending reductions, all of the talk about electing a Republican majority this year is just wasted breath. The nation will just go down the tubes and the Republicans can take credit for not using the levers of power to stop it.
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