And surgically remove his tweeting digits.
He is giving giving advice that Nigel Farage would make a great Ambassador in Washington.
The Foreign Secretary said there is no vacancy!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38064664
And surgically remove his tweeting digits.
He is giving giving advice that Nigel Farage would make a great Ambassador in Washington.
The Foreign Secretary said there is no vacancy!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38064664
I'll get right on that.:)
I am wondering how long it will take for him not to make all these statements without consulting the advisers?
A grownup needs to confiscate his phone(s):D
As long as it takes his staff to get custody of his phone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenngal
I was going to say more, but I think I will let it go with, he's now giving advice to other governments?????!!!!!?????
I'm sure glad Obama never did that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miss Cellane
Thanks, IL. I suspect you might be equal to that task!Quote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies
We have a saying in Scotland, when someone... Child or adult ... throws a tanty. 'he needs a skelp on the back of his legs'!
He needs more than that! I just can't seem to stop shaking my head in disbelief.............Quote:
Originally Posted by IshbelRobertson
At least Obama waited until he was the President.Quote:
Originally Posted by bae
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Originally Posted by Miss Cellane
Much rather have him post stupid stuff, before he is sworn in, when he is still a private citizen, and has the free speech constitution protection, then after, where words and actions then will have actual consequences from other governments.
I expect the Secret Service will do what they did with other presidents, and remove their cellular devices, only allowing secured ones (which may or may not block him from these sites, depending on the software needed).
The Secret Service works for the President. They are in no position to "allow". They may "convince", but that's about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToomuchStuff
It is my understanding that there are existing rules, dealing with devices that can be used to communicate with the president. There are technical reasons as well that deal with "allow" (cell phone jammers for traveling purposes for bomb detonation, etc).Quote:
Originally Posted by bae
I understand the existence of rules. I also understand that the Secret Service is in no position to enforce them if the President disagrees. Something about the Constitution and chain-of-command...Quote:
Originally Posted by ToomuchStuff
Now I am worried...
If that is true then I am more than worried.
The Secret Service is a Federal law enforcement agency, under the Department of Homeland Security.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teacher Terry
The Department of Homeland Security is headed up by the Secretary of Homeland Security.
The Secretary of Homeland Security is a cabinet position. The Secretary reports to, and serves at the pleasure of, the President of The United States.
The President of the United States is the head of the Executive Branch of our government.
And come Jan 20th, the President will be Donald Trump. Somehow.
If Trump wishes to continue to Tweet, the Secret Service is in no position to do anything other than ask him politely to use secure devices to do so.
You all will pull Donald's tweeting device only from his cold dead hands...
That works for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies
I figured that would be a response.Quote:
Originally Posted by CathyA
:DQuote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies
Sometimes I like to set you all up.Quote:
Originally Posted by CathyA
It worked! :laff:Quote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies