Both Sides: Why we don't fuck with the GOP: Update: Trump says Obama is guilty of treason.
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This women's ignorance is staggering.
On top of everything else, the biggest screw up from that debacle this Friday was that Trump threw the Ukrainians out without securing the mineral rights. So on top of looking like a putz and a bully, he literally fumbled the bag.
These are fake, most of these if not all are liberals pretending to regret votes. No real magat is going to record themselves doing this shit. They ride for Trump to the death.
Trump purge hits Chips Act office, two-fifths of staff to be terminated: Report
The gov't staff behind $52 billion chip program join the list of DOGE casualties
According to Bloomberg, 20 employees previously accepted resignations last week, with the other 40 being "probationary" employees who had begun their positions within the last two years; those probationary workers were to be terminated by the end of Monday.
It is no secret that President Trump is not a fan of the Chips Act. The law signed by the previous President Biden devotes $52 billion to investing in American semiconductor production and R&D. In response, companies including Intel and TSMC have pledged $400 billion in private investment in moving more of the supply chain to the U.S.
“The CHIPS Program Office has told us that certain conditions that do not align with President Trump’s executive orders and policies are now under review for all CHIPS Direct Funding Agreements,” shared GlobalWafers spokesperson Leah Peng. Some funding promised by the Biden-era Chips Office includes stipulations requiring allowing the unionization of chip fab workers and paid parental leave, policies outside of the Trump administration's wishes.
Trump purge hits Chips Act office, two-fifths of staff to be terminated: Report
The gov't staff behind $52 billion chip program join the list of DOGE casualties
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Interesting point on Trump and how he communicates and the democrats issue with communicating their agenda
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Karine Jeane-Pierre speaks at the Institute of Politics about media's role in democracy on Wednesday. Jeane-Pierre was former President Joe Biden's press secretary. By Elise A. Spenner
By Elise A. Spenner, Crimson Staff Writer
February 27, 2025
Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre lambasted Democratic leadership for attacking Joe Biden like a “firing squad” at a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics forum Wednesday, saying the party should have united behind the former president.
“I have never seen anything like that,” she said. “It was truly, truly unfortunate. And I think it hurt us more than folks realized to have done that.”
Jean-Pierre attended a discussion with spring IOP fellow Brittany Shepherd and Anoushka Chander ’25 — her first public event since leaving the White House in January.
Jean-Pierre stood by Biden’s achievements, his cognitive fitness, and his decision to run for re-election during the talk. She echoed statements from Michael C. Donilon — a senior advisor to Biden and a current IOP fellow — who defended the former president on the same stage just two weeks ago.
“I believe in what we were trying to get done,” Jean-Pierre said. “I would not have come back into the administration, I don’t think, for anybody else.”
Jean-Pierre served as the White House press secretary from May 2022 to January 2025, and is the first Black person and openly LGBTQ person to hold the position. She credited the Biden administration with restoring a traditional and productive relationship between the press and the White House.
“We tried to bring that norm back, because we understood how important it was to have the freedom of the press,” Jean-Pierre said. “Even when we didn’t agree with them, it didn’t matter, even when it was contentious in that room.”
But President Donald Trump has already taken steps to reverse the Biden administration’s efforts. One day before Jean-Pierre spoke, Trump announced his plan to take control of the White House press pool, hand-picking the small group of reporters given access to the President’s movements.
“What I am seeing now is scary,” Jean-Pierre said. “When you take that away, when you do not do that, then where’s the democracy? Where’s that healthy back-and-forth? Where’s the accountability?”
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Jean-Pierre said that over the last month she has “deprogrammed” herself after the stress of her White House responsibilities, which required her to wake up at 4:30 a.m. for four years. Jean-Pierre wrote in a recent Vanity Fair op-ed that she was simultaneously caring for her mother, who was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2023.
“I have not missed it at all,” she said. “It was an honor and a privilege to have the job, to be the White House press secretary, and I would do it again easily, but I don’t miss it.”
Jean-Pierre said the traditional demands of the role were compounded by the pressure to “represent many communities.”
“You have to outperform,” she said. “You have to be better than everybody before you, because you don’t want to be the last. You want people to see you doing the job and say, ‘Oh yeah, okay, we can see someone else who looks like you be in that job.’”
“There were moments where I was like, ‘Okay, can I get up and do this over again? Can I continue to do the job?’” Jean-Pierre added. “And I would always say yes.”
Ex-White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Says Biden Forced Out of Race by Democratic ‘Firing Squad’ | News | The Harvard Crimson
Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre lambasted Democratic leadership for attacking Joe Biden like a “firing squad” at a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics forum Wednesday, saying the party should have united behind the former president.
Ex-White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre Says Biden Forced Out of Race by Democratic ‘Firing Squad’
Karine Jeane-Pierre speaks at the Institute of Politics about media's role in democracy on Wednesday. Jeane-Pierre was former President Joe Biden's press secretary. By Elise A. Spenner
By Elise A. Spenner, Crimson Staff Writer
February 27, 2025
Former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre lambasted Democratic leadership for attacking Joe Biden like a “firing squad” at a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics forum Wednesday, saying the party should have united behind the former president.
“I have never seen anything like that,” she said. “It was truly, truly unfortunate. And I think it hurt us more than folks realized to have done that.”
Jean-Pierre attended a discussion with spring IOP fellow Brittany Shepherd and Anoushka Chander ’25 — her first public event since leaving the White House in January.
Jean-Pierre stood by Biden’s achievements, his cognitive fitness, and his decision to run for re-election during the talk. She echoed statements from Michael C. Donilon — a senior advisor to Biden and a current IOP fellow — who defended the former president on the same stage just two weeks ago.
“I believe in what we were trying to get done,” Jean-Pierre said. “I would not have come back into the administration, I don’t think, for anybody else.”
Jean-Pierre served as the White House press secretary from May 2022 to January 2025, and is the first Black person and openly LGBTQ person to hold the position. She credited the Biden administration with restoring a traditional and productive relationship between the press and the White House.
“We tried to bring that norm back, because we understood how important it was to have the freedom of the press,” Jean-Pierre said. “Even when we didn’t agree with them, it didn’t matter, even when it was contentious in that room.”
But President Donald Trump has already taken steps to reverse the Biden administration’s efforts. One day before Jean-Pierre spoke, Trump announced his plan to take control of the White House press pool, hand-picking the small group of reporters given access to the President’s movements.
“What I am seeing now is scary,” Jean-Pierre said. “When you take that away, when you do not do that, then where’s the democracy? Where’s that healthy back-and-forth? Where’s the accountability?”
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Jean-Pierre said that over the last month she has “deprogrammed” herself after the stress of her White House responsibilities, which required her to wake up at 4:30 a.m. for four years. Jean-Pierre wrote in a recent Vanity Fair op-ed that she was simultaneously caring for her mother, who was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2023.
“I have not missed it at all,” she said. “It was an honor and a privilege to have the job, to be the White House press secretary, and I would do it again easily, but I don’t miss it.”
Jean-Pierre said the traditional demands of the role were compounded by the pressure to “represent many communities.”
“You have to outperform,” she said. “You have to be better than everybody before you, because you don’t want to be the last. You want people to see you doing the job and say, ‘Oh yeah, okay, we can see someone else who looks like you be in that job.’”
“There were moments where I was like, ‘Okay, can I get up and do this over again? Can I continue to do the job?’” Jean-Pierre added. “And I would always say yes.”
Mike Donilon Says Democratic Party ‘Melted Down’ After Biden’s June Debate at IOP | News | The Harvard Crimson
In a wide-ranging post mortem at the IOP Thursday evening, Donilon remained adamant that the former president would “still be the best” for the job – despite his poor performance in a June debate.
Karine Jean-Pierre, President Biden’s Barrier-Breaking Press Secretary, Reveals Some Truths About Her Job
“I have kept details about my private life under lock and key,” she writes for Vanity Fair. “Society doesn’t allow women of color to be vulnerable at work.”
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