Former Trump Department of Homeland Security Chief of Staff Miles Taylor said he is furious that ‘wannabe school shooters’ in high positions in the administration of President Donald Trump are hijacking government social media and demeaning “decent” employees who work for the federal government.The New York Times reported on Tuesday that high-ranking Trump officials have posted on social media references to “neo-Nazi literature, ethnic cleansing and QAnon conspiracies.” They’ve also “mused about deporting nearly a third of the U.S. population, and promoted lyrics from an anthem bellowed by the far-right militants of the Proud Boys,” according to the Times.“I’m sitting here kind of on the edge of my seat because just hearing you go through that really pisses me off, because there’s a lot of good people that work in [government] and want to do the right thing, and they have been by these people who sound a lot more like wannabe school shooters than they do public servants.”“You look at the rhetoric out of people who [President] Donald Trump has appointed in his second term,” Taylor told MS NOW anchor Nicole Wallace. “You see folks who’ve offered praise for Adolf Hitler. You’ve seen folks who’ve said they’re ‘a little bit of a nazi’ and who’ve been kept inside this administration, people who have been kept in jobs carrying out the work of the American people. I don’t think as taxpayers, we want to fund wannabe nazis to run these agencies.”Davis said this was no longer a matter of one or two embarrassing individuals fouling the water for the rest of employees.“This isn’t some coincidence,” said Davis. “You cannot possibly be a Republican and say, ‘this is just a couple of bad apples.’ This is a whole tree. The whole tree is rotten from the core, all the way out to every single one of those branches. And that tone is being set by the top. It starts with Donald Trump saying Somalis are garbage and then sending 3,000 troops into that state.” – YouTube youtu.be
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