woodguru

One of the things I've found disturbing is the way republicans have done as much as possible without letting the public know what they are doing. That has been obvious as pertains to investigations. Using common sense and your brain you will have to acknowledge that the news has constantly covered hearings that Dems have tried to get held in open public settings and the right has objected to not being able to control the messages they want.

Another area where Trump Agency heads have operated in the dark far more than normal is with people like Zincke and Pruitt. Both the Interior and EPA have internal audit and watchdog functions that have been stifled and k**led with a lack of t***sparency. When their auditing departments have f**gged illegal spending they've been intimidated, t***sferred, resigned, replaced with lackeys that won't push these issues. Zincke was called out on taking family with him on business trips, which is prohibited. He was under investigation by their IG, that IG was replaced, and the interior changed the rule to allow family to be allowed to travel on supposedly business trips.

The list of violations that have gone on without being pushed by the GOP led intelligence committees is long, it is a target rich environment. I'm sure the right will see this as a witch hunt, but it's really about the GOP having refused to oversee the things they are supposed to.

Something needs to be done about taking the partisanship out of things. "Going after" politicians and appointed cabinet members is supposed to be happening, they are supposed to be held accountable. Leaving them alone is not making the country better, it doesn't even make any sense to believe it is.