#MattGaetz

[azspot]

Referring to Gabbard specifically Bolton added: "Given the Russian propaganda that she has espoused over the past period of time, I think she's a serious threat to our national security."

Bolton was asked what message he thought Trump was sending to Beijing with the appointments by anchor Blake Burman.

He replied: "With his announcement of Tulsi Gabbard to be the Director of National Intelligence, he's sending a signal that we have lost our mind when it comes to collecting intelligence.

"Up until a few hours ago, I would have said that was the worst cabinet appointment in recent American history. Of course, since Matt Gaetz's nomination, he clearly has taken the lead on that score."

[pinkladyofficial]

Matt Gaetz was once Matt Gaetz was once under investigation for sex trafficking. Now he could lead the Justice Department

WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump's selection for attorney general, Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida, is facing significant scrutiny due to his involvement in a sex trafficking investigation by the very Justice Department he is now poised to lead. Gaetz, who has also been investigated by the House Ethics Committee for allegations of sexual misconduct, resigned from Congress on Wednesday, effectively ending the probe into his actions.A staunch ally of Trump, Gaetz has been at the center of numerous controversies, raising doubts about his confirmation as the nation's top law enforcement official. Gaetz has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, including claims of involvement in a sex trafficking scheme involving underage girls, asserting that the Justice Department's investigation ended without federal charges.If confirmed, Gaetz would be responsible for overseeing the Justice Department during a period of intense scrutiny, especially following Trump's repeated attacks on the department. The president has expressed anger over two criminal cases brought against him: one accusing him of attempting to overturn the 2020 election and the other involving the mishandling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate. Trump, who has framed these legal battles as politically motivated, promised to exact retribution on his enemies should he return to office.The announcement of Gaetz’s selection sent shockwaves through the ranks of House Republicans. While some Republican lawmakers, such as Rep. Mike Simpson of Idaho, questioned whether Gaetz could secure Senate confirmation, others like Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska expressed doubt about Gaetz's credibility as a candidate.Although it is unlikely that Gaetz would be confirmed in time to oversee special counsel Jack Smith’s ongoing investigations—both of which are expected to conclude before Trump takes office—Smith is anticipated to leave his position, potentially releasing public reports on his work. It is unclear when these reports might be made available.In a statement released Wednesday, Trump said Gaetz would work to root out "systemic corruption" at the Justice Department and return it to its "true mission" of fighting crime and upholding the Constitution. On social media, Gaetz expressed enthusiasm, stating, "It will be an honor to serve as President Trump's Attorney General."In a post hours before the announcement, Gaetz further vowed to take aggressive action against what he described as a "weaponized government," suggesting the abolition of federal agencies like the FBI and ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) should be on the table. If confirmed, Gaetz would oversee both agencies.The reaction from some Republicans has been one of skepticism, with concerns about whether Gaetz can secure the votes needed for confirmation, especially given his controversial history.

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[truthbombmemes]

Congressman Matt Gaetz attempted to enter Chinese propaganda into the official congressional record on Tuesday. His underhanded attempt to use unproven Chinese allegations while showboating in Congress made him look, not only foolish, but dangerous to the security of the nation by demonstrating that a member of Congress can't tell the difference between factual information and lies pushed by Chinese intelligence agents. #trump #trump2024 #mattgaetz @repmattgaetz #donaldtrump https://www.instagram.com/p/CpRqpSsOpOk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[pennsyltuckyheathen]

Gaetz should STFU.  Republicans are still trying to hide their involvement in Trump’s seditious insurrection.   He’s joined MTG in the race to be the biggest Republican attention whore.  What a douche...

[jayecrues]

#mattgaetz #BeavisAndButthead (at Lake Monticello, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnMakMLObOc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wayfarerkel-blog]

DOJ decides not to charge Gaetz in sex-trafficking probe

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[enterprisewired]

Trump Nominates Pam Bondi as Attorney General Following Gaetz Withdrawal

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Pam Bondi Steps In as Trump’s Pick for Attorney General

In a swift decision following the withdrawal of his initial nominee, Matt Gaetz, President-elect Donald J. Trump has named Pam Bondi his attorney general choice. Pam Bondi, a former Florida attorney general, is no stranger to Trump’s inner circle, having served on his legal team during his first impeachment trial. During Trump’s latest campaign, she also played a key role in managing voting-related lawsuits in critical battleground states. Her nomination underscores Trump’s reliance on trusted allies as he prepares to enter his second term. Gaetz, initially considered for the role, withdrew his candidacy earlier in the day for unspecified reasons, paving the way for Pam Bondi’s selection.

Marjorie Taylor Greene to Chair New Subcommittee on Government Efficiency

Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, a vocal leader of the MAGA faction within the Republican Party, has announced her appointment as chairwoman of a new House subcommittee focused on government efficiency. According to Greene, the subcommittee is being organized under the direction of Representative James Comer, chairman of the House Oversight Committee. The panel aims to collaborate with tech entrepreneur Elon Musk and GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy in their efforts to streamline the operations of the newly established Department of Government Efficiency. Greene’s role signals a broader effort by House Republicans to align with private-sector innovators in reshaping government functions. The initiative is expected to prioritize reducing bureaucratic hurdles and increasing transparency.

Senator Bob Casey Concedes Pennsylvania Senate Race

In a closely contested Pennsylvania Senate race, Democratic Senator Bob Casey has officially conceded to his Republican challenger, David McCormick. Casey, an 18-year incumbent, acknowledged McCormick’s victory weeks after the polls closed, describing the contest as one of the tightest in his career. In a video message shared on social media, Casey stated that he had personally called McCormick to congratulate him. “As the first count of ballots is completed, Pennsylvanians can move forward with the knowledge that their voices were heard,” he remarked. The concession brings an end to a contentious battle that had drawn national attention, solidifying Republican gains in the Senate and setting the stage for McCormick to take office.

This trio of developments highlights significant political shifts as Trump’s administration takes shape, House Republicans advance their agenda, and Pennsylvania turns a key Senate seat red.

[stanthejokeman]

Trump Voters: DIRECT MESSAGE OF NOTHING BUT TRUTH to the 2 Faced Sh*t S... NO EXCUSES Republicans!  Donald Trump Represents WHO YOU ARE, which means you TOO are a dishonorable 2 faced anti-American child rapist liar!  LIAR!  YES!!!!!!!  You SIGNED OFF ON IT AS YOU!!!!!!!!!  Now, we have a Russian Operative Heading up the United States Intelligence Community and a CONVICTED RAPIST PEDOPHILE SWINDLER as President and ANOTHER CHILD RAPIST SEX TRAFFICKER as Attorney General!  THAT’S THE FACE OF YOU!!!  Stay away from our home scum!  You’re not Family or a Political Opinion!  You’re UN-CHRISTIAN liar Pedophile!  You are NOT WELCOME AROUND GOOD PEOPLE!  You are evil wicked!  PERIOD!

[tmarshconnors]

Trump’s 2024 Cabinet is Historic

When it comes to assembling a presidential cabinet, we've seen administrations that lean on expertise, loyalty, or political pragmatism. But with Donald Trump’s recent election victory, his appointments so far feel like they are crafted with a distinct and unprecedented boldness. This lineup is full of unconventional choices, but they embody a vision that might finally push forward policies without the usual D.C. inertia. Here’s a closer look at some key figures who bring a wealth of unique ideas and bold leadership into play.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health Secretary

RFK Jr. is, without a doubt, a thought-provoking pick. Known for his unorthodox stance on health and environmental issues, his appointment signals a potential overhaul of the public health system. While his stance on vaccines has stirred up controversy, his passion for transparency and reform could be exactly what the country needs after a turbulent few years. Imagine a healthcare approach that doesn’t just “follow the science” but scrutinizes it in pursuit of accountability.

Susie Wiles as Chief of Staff

Wiles has been with Trump through thick and thin, demonstrating a loyalty that few could match. Her appointment as Chief of Staff is a strategic one, providing a familiar and stabilizing force amid what is sure to be a whirlwind of initiatives. Her experience managing the complexities of Trump's campaigns means she’s well-suited to bring order to the often-chaotic flow of White House business.

Lee Zeldin at the EPA

The environmental realm has often been a hotbed of contention between activists and industry, but Zeldin’s appointment is likely to focus on practical, actionable environmental policy that could bridge these divides. Zeldin’s background suggests he’ll focus on balancing environmental concerns with economic growth, potentially cutting red tape while emphasizing tangible conservation efforts—a realistic compromise in today’s polarized climate debates.

Elise Stefanik as UN Ambassador

As an outspoken advocate for U.S. sovereignty and pragmatic foreign policy, Stefanik brings a refreshing, America-first perspective to the United Nations. Her role will likely emphasize strong leadership, balancing diplomacy with a no-nonsense approach to issues where American interests are front and center.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy in the Department of Government Efficiency

Could there be a more fascinating duo to tackle government efficiency? Both Musk and Ramaswamy are known for their out-of-the-box thinking. Musk’s success in the private sector, combined with Ramaswamy’s entrepreneurial insights, might finally bring about meaningful modernization in government processes. If these two can streamline and revitalize the bureaucratic machinery, we could be in for a remarkable transformation.

Tom Homan as Border Czar

Appointing Homan sends a clear signal that border security will be a no-compromise issue. His straightforward, seasoned approach to border enforcement promises to bring clarity and resolve to a complex, ongoing crisis. Expect strong policies, perhaps with a renewed focus on border infrastructure and enforcement.

Kristi Noem at Homeland Security

Noem’s conservative, states-first approach fits well with Trump’s stance on national security. She’s a strong advocate for law and order and, with her at the helm, Homeland Security is likely to see an emphasis on internal stability and countering domestic threats while respecting the boundaries of federal power.

Mike Waltz as National Security Adviser

As a decorated veteran and a staunch advocate for American strength, Waltz brings invaluable military and geopolitical experience. His appointment suggests a proactive approach to national security—one focused on being prepared rather than merely responsive.

Matt Gaetz as Attorney General

Gaetz is a highly polarizing figure but a fierce proponent of justice system reform. His legal background and dedication to conservative principles indicate that the Justice Department might experience significant shifts, particularly regarding issues of federal overreach and judicial integrity.

Marco Rubio as Secretary of State

Rubio’s extensive experience in foreign policy makes him a pragmatic and strategic choice. He has consistently supported U.S. interests abroad while advocating for a balanced approach to complex international relationships. Rubio as Secretary of State signals a focused, strategic direction for American diplomacy, likely with an emphasis on Latin American relations and U.S. sovereignty.

Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary

Hegseth’s military background and media presence make him a powerful advocate for defense policies that prioritize troop morale and readiness. His appointment signals an emphasis on patriotic values and a strong defense policy that may contrast with the last few years of military leadership.

Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence

Gabbard’s independent streak and commitment to non-interventionism bring a refreshing perspective to intelligence. With her at the helm, the intelligence community might focus on integrity and transparency, shifting away from any potential political bias and doubling down on objective analysis.

A Bold Vision for Change

This cabinet represents a break from the status quo. These aren’t “career bureaucrats” but leaders who bring fresh ideas, and frankly, some disruptive energy. If they work together effectively, this team could usher in a level of government efficiency, accountability, and strength that we haven't seen in modern times. It’s an exciting prospect that’s setting the stage for a transformative era in U.S. politics. Whether you’re for or against Trump, you can’t deny that this cabinet has the potential to make history.

[sense-chaser-bob]

We Deserve Orderly Governance!

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[pinkladyofficial]

Matt Gaetz was once under investigation for sex trafficking. Now he could lead the Justice Department

WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump's selection for attorney general, Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida, is facing significant scrutiny due to his involvement in a sex trafficking investigation by the very Justice Department he is now poised to lead. Gaetz, who has also been investigated by the House Ethics Committee for allegations of sexual misconduct, resigned from Congress on Wednesday, effectively ending the probe into his actions.A staunch ally of Trump, Gaetz has been at the center of numerous controversies, raising doubts about his confirmation as the nation's top law enforcement official. Gaetz has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, including claims of involvement in a sex trafficking scheme involving underage girls, asserting that the Justice Department's investigation ended without federal charges.If confirmed, Gaetz would be responsible for overseeing the Justice Department during a period of intense scrutiny, especially following Trump's repeated attacks on the department. The president has expressed anger over two criminal cases brought against him: one accusing him of attempting to overturn the 2020 election and the other involving the mishandling of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate. Trump, who has framed these legal battles as politically motivated, promised to exact retribution on his enemies should he return to office.The announcement of Gaetz’s selection sent shockwaves through the ranks of House Republicans. While some Republican lawmakers, such as Rep. Mike Simpson of Idaho, questioned whether Gaetz could secure Senate confirmation, others like Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska expressed doubt about Gaetz's credibility as a candidate.Although it is unlikely that Gaetz would be confirmed in time to oversee special counsel Jack Smith’s ongoing investigations—both of which are expected to conclude before Trump takes office—Smith is anticipated to leave his position, potentially releasing public reports on his work. It is unclear when these reports might be made available.In a statement released Wednesday, Trump said Gaetz would work to root out "systemic corruption" at the Justice Department and return it to its "true mission" of fighting crime and upholding the Constitution. On social media, Gaetz expressed enthusiasm, stating, "It will be an honor to serve as President Trump's Attorney General."In a post hours before the announcement, Gaetz further vowed to take aggressive action against what he described as a "weaponized government," suggesting the abolition of federal agencies like the FBI and ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) should be on the table. If confirmed, Gaetz would oversee both agencies.The reaction from some Republicans has been one of skepticism, with concerns about whether Gaetz can secure the votes needed for confirmation, especially given his controversial history.

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[frogressive]

Trump wants child sex-trafficer to head US Justice Department

This is the guy Donnie Dementia wants for America's Attorney General.

IMO, Trump is going as hard as he can to blatant criminality and total sh*t, just so he can laugh at the spineless "Republicans" in Congress as they roll over and ask him for more.

[pennsyltuckyheathen]

Watch "Matt Gaetz STUNT BACKFIRES in His Face on House Floor" on YouTube

Gaetz gets his ass handed to him. He should be in jail.

[ericblancony]

For when republican conservative christians gaslight you.

[inexable]

The Political Showdown: Primaries Set the Stage!

Florida isn't just about Sunshine and retirement anymore; it's a political battleground! With primary races heating up, Democrats are dreaming of turning the state blue, while Republicans are fortifying their positions. What's your take on the possible outcomes? Could Debbie Mucarsel-Powell or any other Democratic candidate tip the scales this time?

Plus, keep an eye on Alaska and Wyoming. Alaska’s unique voting system makes this race incredibly intriguing. Could ranked choice voting shift the balance of power again?

And the Gaetz vs. McCarthy drama! Will revenge be served or will Gaetz hold his ground despite the scandals?

These primaries are shaping up to be a political thriller! Who are you rooting for, and do you think any surprises are in store?