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Every successful entity in the private sector knows how to modernize and downsize. Why should the government be any different?
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It should be common sense sir,but when you live in a house everybody in that house KNOWS what is going on in that house. I'm sorry you in Congress continue to protect each other and not the American peoples. You all know the dirt!!

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I love you, Mr. Kennedy

As if Melania would ever be jealous of her! She's the woman who has made herself such a crucial part of Donald Trump's inner circle, she's practically 'unfireable.' Natalie Harp has been dubbed the 'Human Printer' because of her role in printing out news clips for the president. However, Harp's devotion during the campaign earned her the nasty new nickname - 'Fatal Attraction,' with rivals comparing her to Glenn Close's psychotic character, Alex Forrest. Axios reporter Alex Isenstadt chronicled in his forthcoming book, Revenge: The Inside Story of Trump's Return to Power, how Harp pushed herself into the president's inner circle. And sometimes opened doors she shouldn't have, according to excerpts obtained by 'Harp didn't do well with boundaries,' Isenstadt wrote. 'There was the time when a surprised Melania Trump stumbled upon Harp late at night in Trump's private quarters at Mar-a-Lago, an area that was typically off-limits to those outside Trump's family.' 'Harp was there to deliver Trump some documents and didn't want to wait until the morning to give them to him,' the Axios reporter explained. With similar vigor Harp - denied a golf cart of her own - chased behind Trump by foot during a golf outing in Aberdeen, Scotland. 'Nearby, an aide took in the scene. A black-clad figure was chasing after the former and possibly future leader of the free world. And they were booking it. Was that Natalie?' Isenstadt wrote. During the regular outings at his West Palm Beach course, Harp would follow behind him in a golf cart rigged with a wireless printer. Harp is a bone cancer survivor who credited Trump's 'Right to Try' law with saving her life. After speaking at the 2020 Republican National Convention, she joined the Trump campaign when it was getting off the ground in 2022, coming from the right-leaning One America News. She made herself indispensable by printing out news clips for Trump, especially ones that flattered the then-former president. 'Before long, Trump advisers jokingly began to compare Harp to Alex Forrest, the character played by Glenn Close in the 1987 movie Fatal Attraction,' Isenstadt wrote. 'Forrest had become obsessed with a married man and, in the film's most memorable scene, broke into his house and boiled the family's pet rabbit,' he added.

Exactly!!! Shrink it!!

Exactly

it shouldn't..👍💯

Government should slim down like thriving businesses do. agree?

Because the democrats see the government as a make work program…


