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The second Trump administration has begun as it means to go on, moving fast and breaking Washington's brains. Firings commenced immediately, from

inspectors general to senior FBI officials to workers who refused to go back to the office.

For the federal government, pandemic never ended. The confirmations blasted through the Senate,

with even controversial figures like Defense Secretary Pete Hedcliffe rammed through in the first

week.

Executive orders flew out like a flock of war pigeons released from the battlements,

45 in the first two weeks alone, bearing commands small and sweeping.

Some of them were real withdrawal from climate treaties in the World Health Organization,

an end to diversity, equity, and inclusion programs,

and the alphabet soup of genders and government documents, and sending troops to the border.

Some of them were framed as a backwards look at government interference on free speech,

leaking, and the weaponization of federal government. Others were just because, renaming Alaska's Mount Donali back to Mount McKinley, and the weaponization of federal government. Others were just because, renaming Alaska's

Mount Donali back to Mount McKinley and the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America and forced

a classification of records around the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and

Martin Luther King. That's what you get for your endorsement, Joe Rogan. Enough podcast material for years.

Trump has repeatedly promised that his retribution would be victory and success for the country.

But he also knows there's no better time to kick a man than when he's down.

If you are, for instance, one of the 50 signatories of the notorious Hunter Biden laptop letter,

your security clearance was forfeited.

If your name happens to be John Brennan, Michael Hayden, Leon Panetta, James Clapper, or John Bolton,

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