Despite the persistent mythmaking surrounding his persona, a significant portion of the electorate remains unconvinced of his capabilities. Even those not troubled by alleged mendacity and malevolence acknowledge his profound incompetence, a belief seemingly hardwired in a way that election campaigns struggle to undo. This disconnect is evident in continued faith in his economic promises, demonstrating a persistent challenge in shifting established perceptions regarding his fitness for leadership.
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The new head of Social Security, a Wall Street recruit, recently confessed to his staff that he had to Google the job before accepting the position. This admission, revealed through an audio recording, immediately sparked a firestorm of controversy and raised serious questions about the qualifications of appointees within the current administration.
The sheer audacity of the statement – a top government official admitting to a complete lack of prior knowledge regarding the agency he now leads – is striking. His nonchalant admission, coupled with his self-described prowess as a “great Googler,” further amplified the public’s concerns.
This incident highlighted the larger issue of unqualified individuals being appointed to crucial government roles.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker 
Matt Underwood