(Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press via AP, File)
Nearly everyone in DC – Left, Center and Right – is working as hard as possible to as rapidly as possible erase Donald Trump from history.
DC wants everyone to forget Trump’s exposure of their $5-trillion-a-year corrupt graft racket. So DC can get back to their $5-trillion-a-year corrupt graft racket – completely unencumbered by Trump’s spotlight and opposition.
DC wants to get back to getting bribed by Big Business to allow nigh unlimited foreigners to come in and take blue collar gigs from We the People.
DC wants to get back to getting bribed by Big Tech to allow nigh unlimited foreigners to come in and take white collar gigs from We the People.
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Biden has named the majority of his Cabinet selections but Commerce is still outstanding. Two notable businesswomen, Meg Whitman and Mellody Hobson, have been floated as possible nominees, with some suggesting he could choose a Republican for the role.
Whoever he picks will have an opening to rebuild relationships. The powerful pro-business Chamber of Commerce, for example, has not shied away from being critical of President Trump
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“Trump’s decision to abandon the Chambers of Commerce leaves an opening Biden could really take advantage of politically. Business leaders consistently say they long for normalcy and predictability. This present team has not sought input from the business groups as in the past. Choosing a Republican or someone close to the business community would go a long way to help solidify his support among this neglected segment, a former senior Trump Commerce official said.
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