Criminal oligarchs tend to have
a lot of angry vengeful people around them.
A source close to Trump stressed that the president-elect’s team is
willing to work with Republicans who backed Trump’s rivals in the GOP
primary, and even those who occasionally called out Trump — but added
that some crossed a line.
“It’s one thing not to have been for him or to have had a
disagreement, but if you went out of your way to be an asshole, then
we’re not going to helpful,” the source said.
The source suggested that Trump’s political operation would steer
business away from Republicans who were involved in the #NeverTrump
effort to block Trump from the GOP nomination. Comparing one of the
effort’s leading operatives to a Hollywood actor who threatened to leave
the country if Trump was elected, the source said, “Katie Packer should
see if Bryan Cranston has an extra room in Canada.”
Packer responded by cracking that she “fully expected to be rounded
up and sent to a detention camp, so if that's the best they've got, then
that's a relief!” More seriously, she suggested that “if Trump allows
sentiments like that to go unchecked,” it will undermine his claim
during his victory speech early Wednesday that he wants to unite the country after the divisive election.
Ha ha nobody's getting "rounded up and sent to a detention camp," right?
Right?
(CNN)Former House Speaker Newt
Gingrich is calling for the creation of a new House Committee on
Un-American Activities, invoking the infamous "Red Scare"-era
congressional body as a blueprint for weeding out American ISIS
adherents and sympathizers.
Oh ok that's never gotten out of control or anything. Pretty sure Republican consultants who happen to be on the outs with the administration will be safe.
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