RE: Bye Biden

I'll give you the big take on that Heritage Foundation 2025 and what's really hiding behind the face of it. If part of it wasn't stuck on my page unable to post. It's not the Heritage stuff that's concerning, it's the America First Institute that people need to be aware of, the Heritage stuff is just a look here not there scenario. Republicans and democrats alike, have been going in and out of back doors in NYC at the AFI and agreeing on a big changeover in government. Come 2025, all those federal workers still working from home will find themselves without a job. Well, at least the ones who lack like mindedness of whatever current administration is in office. That's why understanding the immunity case, what's going to go down with this document case, how Ed Meese amicus curiae, now a Writ, plays out in this whole ordeal that will give the executive branch incredible powers to keep what they are doing out of the reach of the public. One reason the SC specifically made mention of Barr's refusal to write states letter addressing voter fraud was within his right to do, on the other hand, his refusal to do it meant it's within Trump's right to fire him for being insubordinate, so they couldn't use that as evidence that Trump was trying to overthrow an election. That gives them all the right to just fire people at will if they refuse to do something. Basically all they have to ask is, what do you think of this policy I want to introduce, or I'd like you to write up this policy for me, regardless if it's not within the authority of the executive branch of government or not, they can get fired for it. Every administration moving forward who wants to clean house, just has to find a way to get someone who doesn't agree with their policies or policy changes, to say they don't think it'll fly and out the door they go. None of this has one thing to do with making it easier to get rid of the deep state because the intelligence branch of the government are at will hires, they can be fired at will anytime.