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Anything to distract from EPSTEIN
Anything to distract from EPSTEIN
Petey Bootyjudge recently got 0% support from black Democrats in a poll. And that wasn't a fluke -- in 2019, when he was "running for president," he also got 0% support from black Democrats in a poll.Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg failed to replace outdated air traffic control systems while in office -- with his agency instead shelling out tens of billions of dollars on a DEI agenda, according to federal spending records and airline industry insiders.
In one meeting, Buttigieg -- who is said to be eyeing a 2028 presidential run -- told industry executives that air traffic control upgrades would just allow them to fly more planes, "and so why would that be in his interest?" sources said.
What his department was really interested in was handing out hundreds of diversity, equity and inclusion grants totaling more than $80 billion over four years -- at least half of the DOT's entire budget for a typical fiscal year, records show.
"He was definitely pushing an agenda," an air industry official said, noting the transportation secretary had "little to no interest" and took "definitely zero action" toward air traffic control modernization.
Buttigieg spent his time in President Joe Biden's cabinet blaming the airlines for their delays and "vilifying" the industry as a whole while denying his department's DEI agenda led to any air traffic control staffing shortages or was maintaining an ailing safety system that hasn't been updated since the Carter administration, sources told The Post.
Vice President JD Vance speaking at a podium, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez speaking at a press conference, Governor Gavin Newsom speaking at a press conference.
The flying public paid the price, insiders said.
"At first, [the Department of Transportation] and he were reluctant to say there was an air traffic controller shortage or that the shortage had anything to do with flight delays or flight cancellations," the air industry official said.
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Despite the requested changes to the air traffic control systems early in his term, Buttigieg seemed more interested in being "good on TV" than fixing the archaic systems that were flying up to 182 million passengers per year, officials said.
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In an urgent letter to Buttigieg's DOT in April 2024, air industry trade association officials warned that at the current rate of hiring, it could take as long as 90 years for the FAA to reach its targeted staffing levels in some of the critical New York air traffic control centers.
At the same time, the focus of the department under Buttigieg also shifted, with roughly 400 DEI-related grants approved, according to a review of federal spending between 2021 and 2024.
Just 60 grants for diversity, equity or inclusion initiatives were approved during the previous administration, totaling no more than a few billion dollars.
Programs such as "Justice40" ended up shelling out 55% of around $150 billion in infrastructure investments to "disadvantaged communities," pursuant to an executive order Biden signed to "advance equitable outcomes."
I brought this fact up several years ago and blamed Hillary and the DNC for Seth Rich's Murder. Ray McGovern (remember him, BidenBros?) blew the whistle on this bullshit years before the BidenFags knew what a thumb drive was and were holding on for dear life to the "hacked" or "exfiltrated" emails hoax.
So this snowflake was using the app as an excuse to start skiving off from work. Perfect.A Department of Justice staffer claims she was abruptly fired after it emerged that her husband was the brains behind a controversial anti-ICE app that warns users when the feds are closing in.
Carolyn Feinstein, who worked as a DOJ forensic accountant in Austin, Texas, alleges she was terminated last Friday as "retribution" for her spouse's radical alert system, in which she has minority shares.
"This was retribution. I was fired because of the actions, or activism, of my husband," Feinstein told the Daily Beast on Monday.
Feinstein's tech husband, Joshua Aaron, recently sparked outrage after it emerged he'd created the ICEBlock app, which alerts users if Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been spotted within a five-mile radius of them.
President Trump's border czar Tom Homan and ICE Acting Director Tom Lyon quickly called on the DOJ to investigate after Feinstein's hubby went on CNN last month to advertise the app -- sparking immediate backlash.
Feinstein claims she informed the DOJ of her ties to the app creator after he allegedly started receiving death threats.
"Since we live in the same house, I thought it was pertinent to contact my employer, the DOJ, to notify them of death threats that were coming in and just in case I needed to be out of the office, so they would be prepared," she said.
Oh so it's not just that her husband created the app -- she's a co-owner.A week later, Feinstein said, the Office of the US Trustee started asking questions about the app.
Feinstein admitted she has minority shares in All U Chart, Inc., which hold the IP address for the app.
Nah, not true at all....
A DOJ spokesperson said it had been probing Feinstein's connection to the app for "several weeks" after it emerged she had interests in the company.
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Feinstein, for her part, insisted that her role at the DOJ was "unbiased."
"It is insulting to me because I dedicated myself and my career to serving the people of the United States, and now the DOJ is claiming I was attempting to harm some of them. And that's not true," she said.
Apparently he goes by "Joshua Aaron" online, rather than Joshua Aaron Feinstein, which would give a clue that he's married to the DOJ employee Carolyn Feinstein.According to the Notice of Removal from Federal Service memorandum transmitted to Feinstein that was shared by the Beast, "Pursuant to Article II of the United States Constitution and the laws of the United States and based on your lack of candor during an internal inquiry, your employment with the Department of Justice is hereby terminated, and you are removed from federal service effective immediately."
Prior to the termination, backlash over the ICEBlock app included reporting from CNN that the Trump administration was considering prosecution against the network for obstructing justice. As Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem put it, "We're working with the Department of Justice to see if we can prosecute them for that, because what they're doing is actively encouraging people to avoid law enforcement activities -- operations."
While Aaron -- who reportedly self-identifies on social media as "Proud #Antifa" and in the past has contended, "Once again we should all be #antifa" -- appeared on CNN, the X account Sippi Cup was credited as the first to determine that a DOJ employee was romantically involved with the app creator, a point that was later updated to highlight the pair are married.