January 10, 20179 yr NNSA Denies Report Top Nuclear Officials Removed by Trump Team WASHINGTON – The National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA) is pushing back at a news report that the transition team for president-elect Donald Trump plans to remove the heads of the agency when he takes office. On Monday, Gizmodo reported that the Trump team has asked NNSA director Frank Klotz and his deputy, Madelyn Creedon, to step down on Jan 20. Because those positions require senate confirmation, those spots would likely be open for several weeks, if not months – at a time when the agency would need to be advocating the new Congress for funding. However, an NNSA official, speaking on background, denied such discussions have occurred. “The story is not accurate,” the official said. “There have been no discussions between the president-elect’s transition team and any of NNSA’s political appointees on extending their public service past Jan. 20.”
January 10, 20179 yr Author Seriously?? Do you really think he's dumb enough to leave the nukes unattended?? I think he lacks experience in a major way and his ego allows him to believe that he is smart enough to overcome any obstacle. He's proven he doesn't listen to anyone other than himself. His tweets show he has the mind of a teenager. Yes I absolutely think he is capable of firing the people who have been in charge of the nukes for 17 years without consulting anyone about how and why he shouldn't do it. Not to mention he is surrounded by people who encourage him to do whatever he wants consequences be damned and yes, I absolutely believe he is capable of making a snap decision like this.
January 10, 20179 yr Author NNSA Denies Report Top Nuclear Officials Removed by Trump Team WASHINGTON – The National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA) is pushing back at a news report that the transition team for president-elect Donald Trump plans to remove the heads of the agency when he takes office. On Monday, Gizmodo reported that the Trump team has asked NNSA director Frank Klotz and his deputy, Madelyn Creedon, to step down on Jan 20. Because those positions require senate confirmation, those spots would likely be open for several weeks, if not months – at a time when the agency would need to be advocating the new Congress for funding. However, an NNSA official, speaking on background, denied such discussions have occurred. “The story is not accurate,” the official said. “There have been no discussions between the president-elect’s transition team and any of NNSA’s political appointees on extending their public service past Jan. 20.” Good deal, JD! :thumb:
January 10, 20179 yr NNSA Denies Report Top Nuclear Officials Removed by Trump Team WASHINGTON – The National Nuclear Security Agency (NNSA) is pushing back at a news report that the transition team for president-elect Donald Trump plans to remove the heads of the agency when he takes office. On Monday, Gizmodo reported that the Trump team has asked NNSA director Frank Klotz and his deputy, Madelyn Creedon, to step down on Jan 20. Because those positions require senate confirmation, those spots would likely be open for several weeks, if not months – at a time when the agency would need to be advocating the new Congress for funding. However, an NNSA official, speaking on background, denied such discussions have occurred. “The story is not accurate,” the official said. “There have been no discussions between the president-elect’s transition team and any of NNSA’s political appointees on extending their public service past Jan. 20.” The bold is confusing. If the two head people are political appointees, and no one has discussed them extending their service beyond Jan. 20, does that mean they are finished on Jan. 20?
January 11, 20179 yr I think he lacks experience in a major way and his ego allows him to believe that he is smart enough to overcome any obstacle. He's proven he doesn't listen to anyone other than himself. His tweets show he has the mind of a teenager. Yes I absolutely think he is capable of firing the people who have been in charge of the nukes for 17 years without consulting anyone about how and why he shouldn't do it. Not to mention he is surrounded by people who encourage him to do whatever he wants consequences be damned and yes, I absolutely believe he is capable of making a snap decision like this. Lacks experience, ego allows him to think he is smart enough to overcome an obstacle............Sounds vaguely familiar to someone who's been around for the last eight years?????
January 11, 20179 yr Author Lacks experience, ego allows him to think he is smart enough to overcome an obstacle............Sounds vaguely familiar to someone who's been around for the last eight years????? So you are saying it is bad then, correct? Or are you fine with lacking experience and a large ego in office now? I'm confused. Nah, you must like Obama then. I see why his approval ratings are good right now. I knew there were more people who loved Obama like I do.
January 11, 20179 yr So you are saying it is bad then, correct? Or are you fine with lacking experience and a large ego in office now? I'm confused. Nah, you must like Obama then. I see why his approval ratings are good right now. I knew there were more people who loved Obama like I do. Ya' got me!
January 11, 20179 yr Lacks experience, ego allows him to think he is smart enough to overcome an obstacle............Sounds vaguely familiar to someone who's been around for the last eight years????? So you are saying it is bad then, correct? Or are you fine with lacking experience and a large ego in office now? I'm confused. Nah, you must like Obama then. I see why his approval ratings are good right now. I knew there were more people who loved Obama like I do. I felt like Obama was too inexperienced when he was elected, and obviously Trump is even more so. That being said, I prefer what we have had and will have as long as it means that I don't have to experience President Clinton.
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