President-Elect Trump criticized the intelligence community for having fake reports and allowing
those reports to leak.
He conducted his own “leak” fishing expedition and plugged the leak—or “caught, fired,
and fried” the leak.
If he can find his leaks with no power of the pen, why can’t the “intelligence”
people find their leaks?
That must be Trump’s question, anyway.
Of course he Tweeted against the agencies.
Is it wrong for a president-elect to criticize people he can soon fire?
There is no way that this president-elect has criticized his soon-to-be subordinates
as much as the soon-to-be ex-president will continue to criticize without end.
Obama plans to stay in Washington, and it isn’t because he likes gazing at the Eisenhower
Building.
When Brennan lectures, “It’s more than about Mr. Trump; it’s about the United States
of America,” he’s talking about his future boss.
That’s not right or wrong; that’s just not smart.
Even Comey was smart enough not to go up against Obama.
Maybe Brennan expects to be fired anyway.
A lot of people aren’t thinking about what will happen when the man they continue to
criticize becomes president.
They weren’t thinking about all the deals they made that weren’t going to last.
Whether the trade deals were good or bad, Americans were never going to tolerate China
and Mexico taking American jobs forever.
Clinton’s and Bush’s and Obama’s trade deals weren’t going to last.
But, people didn’t see that either.
They didn’t see a lot of stuff that was coming.
That’s somewhat of a unifying quality among the anti-Trumpists.
It still is, apparently.