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  Well, there's a silver lining.
context: r/leopardsatemyface worthy? >
  
  Absolutely >
  
  I'm very curious to find out how many people in that article went on to find sweet insider gigs in the following 2 years. >
  
  Hicks might not ever need to be employable.  From wikipedia:
  
  Between March 2018 and March 2020, Hicks was Fox Corporation's chief communications officer and executive vice president. During this time, she made over $1.8 million.
  
  I couldn't find much of anything of what she did after that and now, but If I'd made 1.8 million in two years, employment would not be my number one concern.   
  Not much is turning up for Julle Radford lately, but given her age and career, I doubt she is too worried about employment at this point, either. >
  
  The thing is, when people like her make 1.8M in two years it’s so delicious, they set their sights on making 50M before they retire. >
  
  Good point. >
  
  No concern for the damage done to the Capitol, the police and the Country itself... only the damage done to their own future. >
  
  Exactly. Their own status and financial situation is all that matters. >
  
  This makes me so angry. Public shaming is in order. >
  
  "We all look like domestic terrorists now" >
  
  “We all look like the thing that we are!” >
  
  When people show you who they are, believe them. >
  
  Truth. >
  
  You can't ever get rid of that orange stain. >
  
  
  Trump and Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri tried calling each other many times but could not connect.
  
  This sounds like they were signaling each other to call back on the burner. >
  
  Exactly. Back in my day, that was a signal to turn on the prepaid and expect a call 2 minutes from now.
  We already saw so many texts among the office staff like Mark Meadows just sending a single text of "check Signal" because they had sent shit via that app they didn't want recorded. >
  
  Seriously wondering what ‘patriots’ think of all this evidence of conspiracy. >
  
  It was planted by the corrupt FBI /s >
  
  Planned on Hunter's laptop. >
  
  I have no sympathy for these staffers. The guy was an openly racist, misogynistic grifter and they were okay with his problematic views when he had power. They knew what they were signing up for. >
  
  Exactly. I think they became unemployable the moment they signed on to be part of that freak show. >
  
  Sleep with dogs, get fleas? >
  
  Hope Hicks said "Alyssa looks like a genius" in regards to her resigning in response to Trump's lies.
  No hope. She doesn't look like a genius. She just looks like she has integrity. >
  
  What ever happened to those missing secret service texts.  
  I know they were determined “unrecoverable” but there had to have been plenty of recoverable texts about getting rid of them.  
  Is it just another example of obstruction of justice and destruction of property that people get away with?
  Hell I’m surprised after Hillary’s personal email scandal that handling official business via personal email isn’t just immediate jail time. 
  Or all those people with what’s app installed on official phones. A) it shouldn’t be possible and B) it should be grounds for immediate termination. 
  I’m getting a bit tired of accountability being a maybe and obstruction of justice being the go to move.  Hell trump obstructed Justice over twitter publicly,  people listened,  and he followed up with pardons.   Don’t fucking tell me investigations take time.   When you have physical evidence it’s a 1 hour trial for the public. 
  We need speedy trials for government proceedings and we need immediate and direct lines to the appeal courts.   It’s a broken system that allows government corruption to go unpunished. 
  Congress:  here is a subpoena
  Today:
  Person:  your subpoena is invalid - 3 months later stalling the entire investigation into irrelevance in the media cycle court rules valid
  Person:  doesn’t show 
  Congress:  they didn’t show - 3 months later stalling entire investigation into more irreverence.   Court - show up for real
  Person:  ok and then they say nothing of value and their their testimony is no longer useful anyway. 
  Instead it should be here:
  Congress: here a subpoena ( say a month away )
  Person:  this subpoena is invalid 
  Court:  has until subpoena date to rule it invalid.  No fucking stays while they fight it in court.  Fast track that shit.  If person doesn’t show they are arrested immediately and stays in jail until the court rules on it’s validity.  They can post bail if they want.  Like a normal person.  
  The day they miss the date police should we waiting outside to arrest them 5 minutes after the scheduled time.  
  If someone commits blatant public crimes like obstruction of justice.  Investigation need to be micro targeted and fast.   Don’t roll out 20 crimes in 1.   Don’t play politics and wait for a good time to bring charges.  Once a crime is possibly committed by a government official - like say taking a bribe a timer starts.   The DOJ is overthinking this shit because they want slam dunk that are soooo overwhelming that they transcend politics.  This isn’t real.   Commit crime.   Charge crime.  We need to expedite this process for government officials and accountability.   Hell just have a court system and justice ready to go just for government. >
  
  good. I hope you all live unemployable lives >
  
  Does anybody here feel sorry for them?  Anybody?  Hello... anybody? >
  
  I do. I hate Trump as I also hate anyone who dehumanize their political oppenents, so I avoid doing it. >
  
  I don't understand.  You do feel sorry for them?  Because you hate Trump? >
  
  I'm saying that if I was to disregard them so easily I wouldn't be much better than Trump >
  
  Have you been employing them, directing their efforts towards your morally cancerous agenda of dangerous graft?
  Of course, that's just a sideshow.  They knew who they were working with, and no one put a gun to their heads.  So they aren't much better than Trump.  He's an amoral cretin, and they willingly became his enablers.  If you can disregard Trump, you can disregard them.  No one is marching them off to a firing squad - their credibility is dead, boo fucking hoo. >
  
  They should have known that Trump only ever uses people and then he throws them under the bus. Every single person who gets close to him ruins their reputation by being associated with him. This isn’t a new thing.  It is what has always happened to everyone Trump has associated with. >
  
  They knew. They also "knew" they weren't those people and they could count on things turning out different for them, because they were different. >
  
  Good.
  Nobody who was hired by Trump can be trusted.
  Let them doordash or uber. >
  
  Its cute she thinks they were "employable" before Jan 6th. 
  Jan 6th was the dancing on the grave of their "employability" not the nail in the coffin. >
  
  They should have been unemployable just for working for the Trump Regime, even before Jan 6. >
  
  Nobody wants to work anymore. Stop making excuses. >
  
  Is there anyone who has ever worked for Trump that hasn't seen their career and credibility damaged for it?    Other than people that are related to him, I should say.   Certainly not his CFO, or his fixer Cohen, or about anyone else I can think of. >
  
  ETTD - Everything Trump Touches Dies! >
  
  They became unemployable when they went to work in that administration.  You go to jail from there >
  
  Could be worse, could be in prison. >
  
  Its terrible as this was going on her only thoughts were how it would effect her, members of congress and the VP were having their lives threaten, people were killed, our government was made to look weak in front of the world, and democracy was literally at a breaking point, and she was worried about her next job......wow honestly though she is so so so damn hot, and so so so ugly on the inside..... >
  
  Good, fuckem >
  
  They're all unemployable? Hope springs eternal! >
  
  Good! If we had dirt on W’s henchmen then maybe we could have prevented Trump. I hope these Trump aides get nothing but fast food jobs for the rest of their treasonous Lives. >
  
  Guilt by association. >
  
  Well, guilt by association is "Hey, I met that guy!"
  This is more aiding and abetting. >
  
  What makes her think she "looks like" a domestic terrorist?! She is one. >
  
  Don't cry for them. They would have been perfectly happy to work in a Trump dictatorship. >
  
  Everyone knew exactly who Trump was and how he was going to behave in office. If they weren't smart enough to realize they were going end up with his stink on them, boo hoo. >
  
  It would never occur to someone as wooden heaven, self entitled and arrogant as Hope Hicks that she made herself employable, by hitching her professional wagon to a sociopathic, megalomaniac, would-be a dictator in the first place.
  Lie down with seditionist, get up with treason flies. >
  
  Bet they all got jobs at fox >
  
  I'm guessing any one of them that needed money has already followed Trump's example in fleecing the rubes. >
  
  This is sort of a corollary to “make attorneys get attorneys”. Make aides get alienated. >
  
  You were already unemployable the day you chose to work for a compulsive lying grifter.. >
  
  … yea dummy. >
  
  Not to mention undateable! >
  
  Then how are all these people getting together? >
  
  I'm sure they're all quietly hired and buzzing away like bees by now. >
  
  No working for Trump in the first place made you unemployable. >
  
  Trump is the Midas of Shit.  Anything he touches turns to shit.  Ya should have seen that going in Hope.  In the words of Elvis Costello “I’ve got crocodile tears and a pocket full of tissues” for her >
  
  Learn to code. >
  
  Bootstraps >
  
  Her qualifications to be press secretary and a presidential adviser were “Ivanka’s pretty friend”. There’s plenty of guys with trumps money that would “employ” her, but times running out. >
  
  Swindling, lying con artists always need shills and hype men.  What, did they think they were going to walk out of their jobs with the Donald Trump team and into gainful, above the board and honest work?  
  Leopards ate my face...
  Why did the scorpion sting me after I carried him across the river...
  ...and so forth, pick your saying/fable/proverb/cliche. >
  
  I like the snake/frog one! >
  
  Worried about herself >
  
  merely being unemployable is pretty much just getting away with it. "it" being committing treason. >
  
  Somebody pweese forgive my actions, I didn’t know about the wepercussions 🥺👉👈 >
  
  They were already garbage human beings on Jan 5th. >
  
  No one was ever going to give them a real job with that stain on their CV. >
  
  Ha-ha! /Nelson >
  
  B-double-O, H-double-O >
  
  Reading the comments make me realise that most people dumb this down to a good vs evil question >
  
  thoughts and prayers >
  
  They were happy as clams to aid and abet up until the very second it inconvenienced them. Fuck the lot of em. >
  
  They fucked around and found out!!