jarredmeyer
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- Reposted by jarredmeyerThe party of Ed Martin and Tucker Carlson does not give a damn about stopping antisemitism.
- Reposted by jarredmeyer🤥 Senator @MarshaBlackburn: “Nobody will lose health insurance if we cut Medicaid, we’re just targeting waste/fraud.” Congressional Budget Office: thehill.com/policy/healt...
- Reposted by jarredmeyerShameful. "Several law firm partners who have done significant pro bono work in the past told CNN that lawyers at large firms now may think twice before pitching cases that would step too far into politics." www.cnn.com/2025/05/07/p...
- Reposted by jarredmeyerIt's telling that a president who has never questioned the tax-exempt status of white nationalist groups is now suggesting the IRS go after Harvard’s. @michaelmechanic.bsky.social on America's strange charitable sector and what qualifies as "education."
- Reposted by jarredmeyerA 25-year-old DOGE bro at the CFPB held $715,000 in stocks that ethics lawyers told him he wasn’t allowed to own while working there — then DOGE fired those ethics lawyers. This is corruption. Always call it out.
- Reposted by jarredmeyerPETE: “I love A1 steak sauce, but A1 steak sauce is not one of the most important things confronting humanity right now. Artificial intelligence is. And somebody who doesn't understand that probably should not be leading an important federal agency.” @EDSecMcMahon
- Reposted by jarredmeyerGolden Age Of Corruption: “The Trump administration is giving executives a pass for an alleged price fixing scheme after they contributed millions to the Republican Party this past election, including the Trump campaign and his inauguration fund.”
- Reposted by jarredmeyerDOGE guy at the CFPB owned verboten stocks. He was explicitly warned by ethics lawyers that he wasn’t permitted to take any action that could benefit those companies — and him. He then helped fire workers anyway. Including the ethics lawyers who warned him. www.propublica.org/article/cfpb...
- Reposted by jarredmeyerGavin Kliger should of course be facing a skin-melting federal investigation for this, but with Ed Martin at the DC US Attorney’s office and Pam Bondi as Attorney General… hard to see it happening.
- DOGE guy at the CFPB owned verboten stocks. He was explicitly warned by ethics lawyers that he wasn’t permitted to take any action that could benefit those companies — and him. He then helped fire workers anyway. Including the ethics lawyers who warned him. www.propublica.org/article/cfpb...
