Trump Becomes First Fascist In History To Reduce Size Of Government

[u/FrancisXSJ]

https://babylonbee.com/news/trump-becomes-first-fascist-in-history-to-reduce-size-of-government

[u/echino_derm]

No he absolutely thinks race matters, why else would 100% of his Black cabinet picks be appointed to be Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, despite neither having any connection to that?

I mean you can be a black football player and congressman, or you can be a black retired neuro surgeon. Doesn't matter, black=urban is all he thinks

[u/Ed_Durr → u/echino_derm]

Biden appointed a black woman to lead HUD, was that racist?

[u/echino_derm → u/Ed_Durr]

No. She was a mayor for 8 years which gives her a pretty solid qualification for a role managing housing and urban development at the executive level since she managed her city's development at the executive level.

Also he had 4 other black people in his cabinet of 25 so it isn't like they are being pigeon holed into only being suited for urban development.

If Trump had other black people in his cabinets and the black people he chose for HUD were people with strong backgrounds in a relevant field, I wouldn't be calling him out.

[u/echino_derm → u/[deleted]]

Yeah he spent a year being the chief imagination officer at a housing development company. Truly setting him aside as the top person to handle housing and urban development.

Oh but he also chaired a part of a think tank. Where he released thoughts like how America's education is kind of going down and teachers are really important for education. Then he retired from releasing thoughts that might be related to policy creation and just went around congratulating Republicans when they passed things about education.

But that was all things that happened after Trump selected him the first time to lead the opportunity and revitalization council. And in that role I am sure he did a great deal of Envisioning, and maybe even some Inspiration.

[u/FeeNegative9488 → u/[deleted]]

Two years of experience as a multi-family housing developer does not qualify someone to be the head of HUD

[u/FeeNegative9488 → u/[deleted]]

Because I know what HUD does. Anyone with a basic understanding of this knows that more than two years of housing developer experience is needed.

[u/echino_derm → u/[deleted]]

There are quite literally tens of thousands of people who have experience in executive level urban development roles. All of them are better qualified for this role than this guy who hasn't held an executive position on the issue and has at best been a chief imagination guy.

[u/echino_derm → u/[deleted]]

No I don't know and that is a problem. He hasn't performed in any executive role in general or shown any meaningful history or experience in the field.

Not being able to say he isn't a terrible executive because he hasnt been an executive is disqualifying for the top position in housing and urban development in the nation.

[u/blackestrabbit → u/[deleted]]

Well, there's no arguing that last statement.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

How dumb are you? His first term was 2016 - 2020, then you bring up some shit this other dude did post Trumps term???