Kirstjen Nielsen sacked as Secretary Homeland Security

Kirstjen Neilson, author of children in cages, has resigned, claiming Trump is "unhinged".

Yahoo wrote:U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen leaving position: Trump

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen will be leaving her position, Donald Trump said on Twitter on Sunday.

The president said Kevin McAleenan, the current U.S. Customs and Border Protection commissioner, would become the acting DHS secretary.

Victim?  Not quite, Frau Kris.  What next?  Killing babies is popular in certain banana republic nations.  You've got the credentials.

Too late to save her soul.

One theory is that Trump is approaching a flashpoint, which is akin to workplace violence.

He has now recently fired, and replaced with 'acting' directors, no less than eight cabinet or HS  posts.  He claims they weren't doing their jobs.

But in reality, his policies are not working.  Putting children in cages, cutting off aid to countries of origin, breaking up families--all the things that Neilsen did do for him--none of it has worked.  His response is to look for tougher, more stringent measures.

Like the perp raging in some post office, nothing works.  He is ill-equipped to handle it.  He doesn’t know what to do, or how to fix it.  His perception is skewed.  Everybody is seemingly against him.  Finally, he goes nutzo and grabs his gun and starts shooting everyone.  We read about it in the papers all the time.

Is this what we are seeing?  He’s out of answers and heading to some sort of crisis—a flashpoint?  He keeps doing more of the same, heading in the same direction, until frustration take over.  Is it too much for him—Congress demands his AG hand over the Mueller report, he knows it is bad for him; Congress is insisting he hand over his tax returns, he knows it is bad for him; he is caging and killing babies at the border, and the publicity is killing him; he is irrational and confuses his father with his grandfather—finally, he is going over the edge?

He is heading for a flashpoint.  Certainly, all this erratic behavior has its ‘ORANGES’ in some beginning. He could be going over the edge.

Senior members of his administration says he's forcing these people out, in several cases, because they tell him what he wants them to do is illegal.

Pretty scary.

So...when is someone “above” him, going to kick him out?

eddie wrote:So...when is someone “above” him, going to kick him out?

Well, he can't be impeached unless he commits something that Congress agrees is a "high crime or treason" and gets caught doing so. And since one house of Congress is controlled by the party who thinks Trump can do no wrong, the chances are pretty slim that anything happens to him until the next election.

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eddie wrote:So...when is someone “above” him, going to kick him out?

Well, he can't be impeached unless he commits something that Congress agrees is a "high crime or treason" and gets caught doing so. And since one house of Congress is controlled by the party who thinks Trump can do no wrong, the chances are pretty slim that anything happens to him until the next election.

Like I said...So...when is someone “above” him, going to kick him out?

eddie wrote:So...when is someone “above” him, going to kick him out?

They are cowards.  Snowflake Democrats and obsequious Republicans.  It proves that the United States of America is a failure. Here we have a madman at the helm, and the institutions of the United States cannot handle it.

Born in 1) racism, it has shown that 2) it cannot uphold democracy, and 3) it does not follow a rule of law. Money and privilege rank more than rules.  Inequality prevails, and privileged people get to override the system.  That's how income inequality gets a leg up: before inequality there was inequality in law.

I saw this coming, and objected, when snowflake Obama refused to prosecute Dick Cheney.  What that meant was that he was trading a piece of the institution (of rule of law) for a little peace in his lifetime. Like a broken and tired parent, the US trades its institutions for expediency.  But, peace is not the point; upholding the laws and morals of the nation is the point.

Trouble is, if you are always willing to barter away the institutions of America, then one day you will have traded America itself away. You can only chip away at a rock for so long before it becomes dust.  That has finally happened.

But out of the ashes arises the salvation.  The Pacific States of America, founded in California, the fifth largest economy in the world, is willing to pick up the pieces, and without compromise, to continue to promote the values and legacy of this once great nation.  The PSA is your higher authority, come to the rescue Eds.

God bless the Pacific States of America.  Let the snowflakes disappoint; let the Republicans enjoy their cowardice.  The PSA can pick up the torch, and true to the mission, carry on the dream.

New firing overnight. Now Trump has fired the director of the Secret Service, with no apparent reason.