[_alternator_]

This should come as no surprise. The administration has no tolerance for anyone with “values” or “scruples” that challenge their power. They fired Judge Advocate Generals (military lawyers) that refused to authorize strikes on civilian boats, for one recent example. If you say ‘no’ for any reason, they fire you.

[Llamamoe]

I think it has also been pretty clear from the beginning of his current term that the primary principle of this administration is to pass whatever has been paid for. E.g. the literally hundreds of executive orders that he started signing en masse the moment he got elected, none of which were written in his style or pen or even possible to write in such volume for a single person in a single day.

[jimt1234]

The administration has no tolerance for anyone...who refuses to get their knees dirty.

[wslack]

No other administration has used the "supply chain risk" designation against an American company. This is unprecedented.

[mountainriver]

Why (the fuck) would a government of the people, believe they have the rights over free enterprise tools, to take them and use them for nefarious purposes

[crummy]

Should humans tolerate contracts that say “you may not use this thing in this particular way”

[whattheheckheck]

Russia got a deal of a rube