Trumps Soldiers – Page 2 – Elephant in the Ink Room

Camp	View
Supporters	See Patel as a brave outsider, exposing corruption in the FBI, CIA, and Pentagon. Loyal, tough, fearless.
Critics	View him as a partisan bulldog with little respect for national security norms. Loyal to Trump above the Constitution.
Press	Described as one of Trump’s “fixers” and a “political grenade thrower.” Viewed with suspicion by traditional intel circles.

Karoline Leavitt, born on August 24, 1997, in Atkinson, New Hampshire, is a prominent Republican political spokesperson who currently serves as the 36th White House Press Secretary under President Donald Trump. At 27, she is the youngest individual ever to hold this position

Education and Early CareerLeavitt graduated from Saint Anselm College in 2019 with a degree in communications and political science. During her time there, she founded the college’s first broadcasting club and was a staff writer for the student newspaper, where she expressed conservative viewpoints . Her early experiences include interning at Fox News and the White House Office of Presidential Correspondence, where she later became associate director

Political and Professional Trajectory

White House Press Office (2020–2021): Leavitt served as an assistant press secretary under Kayleigh McEnany during President Trump’s first term
Congressional Campaign (2022): She ran for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District, securing the Republican primary but losing in the general election to Democrat Chris Pappas
Post-Campaign Roles (2023–2024): Following her congressional bid, Leavitt worked as a spokeswoman for Trump’s super PAC, MAGA Inc., and later as national press secretary for his 2024 presidential campaign .
White House Press Secretary (2025–Present): Appointed by President Trump in January 2025, Leavitt has been noted for her direct communication style and efforts to engage with non-traditional media outlets

Public Image and Media Relations Leavitt is recognized for her combative approach during press briefings, often challenging traditional media narratives and promoting alternative viewpoints . Her tenure has been marked by a focus on media engagement, including interactions with podcasters and social media influencers .

Future Prospects Leavitt’s rapid ascent in political communications and her strong alignment with President Trump’s policies suggest potential future roles in politics or media. Her background and public persona position her as a prominent figure within the Republican Party .the-sun.com

The 27-Year-Old Press Secretary Who ‘Speaks Trump Fluently’

Feb 15, 2025

Trump press secretary Karoline Leavitt is primed for 'future run for high office' with 'magical element' fueling success

Danger	Impact
Vaccine misinformation	Increased disease outbreaks, lower herd immunity
Undermining trust in science/government	Public paralysis during future crises
Empowering fringe ideologies	Destabilizes rational discourse and civic trust
Hijacking environmental credibility	Damages legitimate climate and health movements
Promoting conspiracy-laden populism	Fuels political extremism, especially among disillusioned voters

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Who Is Kash Patel?

Career Highlights

House Intelligence Committee Staff (2017–2019)

Helped author the Devin Nunes memo, which alleged FBI abuses in the Trump-Russia probe.

Critics say it selectively disclosed classified info to undermine the Mueller investigation.

National Security Council (2019)

Briefly served under then-National Security Adviser John Bolton.

Bolton later described Patel as a political operative, not a policy expert.

Senior Roles at DoD (2020)

Installed as chief of staff to the acting Secretary of Defense after Trump fired Pentagon leadership post-election.

Critics called this a “loyalty-based purge” — Patel had no prior defense experience.

Trump World Fixture

Spokesman, Surrogate, & Legal Ally

Regularly defends Trump on TV and Truth Social, particularly over classified documents, Jan. 6, and the “Deep State.”

Claimed Trump had given him personal authority to declassify documents — a point ridiculed by legal analysts.

Named as a potential witness in the Mar-a-Lago documents case.

Author & Culture Warrior

Wrote a children’s book The Plot Against the King, presenting the Trump-Russia investigation as a fairy tale hoax.

Promotes himself as a truth-teller who exposes government corruption — often aligned with conspiracy theorists.

Public Perception

Bottom Line

Kash Patel isn’t just a Trump loyalist — he’s become an ideological enforcer of Trump’s agenda inside national security and intelligence. Whether acting as a lawyer, spokesman, or provocateur, he operates like a partisan commando in institutions built for neutrality.

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Karoline Leavitt, born on August 24, 1997, in Atkinson, New Hampshire, is a prominent Republican political spokesperson who currently serves as the 36th White House Press Secretary under President Donald Trump. At 27, she is the youngest individual ever to hold this position

Political and Professional Trajectory

Future Prospects Leavitt’s rapid ascent in political communications and her strong alignment with President Trump’s policies suggest potential future roles in politics or media. Her background and public persona position her as a prominent figure within the Republican Party .the-sun.com

The 27-Year-Old Press Secretary Who ‘Speaks Trump Fluently’

So she’s doing a good job although she is completely biased on her press conferences. It seems that she will either avoid you or ban you if question trump actions though

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That’s a pretty fair summary.

Several reporters and critics have noted that if a journalist presses too hard on Trump’s controversies or missteps, Leavitt can become dismissive or even block questions — and in some cases, banish reporters from briefings or social media platforms.

So while she’s doing her job well as a mouthpiece and defender, it’s at the expense of traditional press transparency and accountability.

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“Parrot of His Agenda” — Is It Fair?

Evidence Supporting That View:

1. Trump University Case & Campaign Donation

In 2013, Bondi’s office dropped a Trump University fraud investigation after receiving a $25,000 campaign donation from the Trump Foundation.

Though no formal wrongdoing was found, the optics led many to see it as a politically motivated decision to protect Trump.

Critics point to this as an early example of Bondi aligning legal discretion with Trump’s interests.

2. Role in Trump’s Impeachment Defense

In 2020, Bondi joined Trump’s legal defense team during his first impeachment trial, where she echoed Trump’s arguments and focused on attacking the Bidens, despite lack of direct relevance to the abuse-of-power charge.

Legal analysts noted she spent more time repeating Fox News-style talking points than addressing the constitutional issues at hand.

3. Post-AG Political Work and Loyalty

After leaving the Florida AG post, Bondi joined Trump’s America First Policy Institute and became a key legal surrogate during his re-election efforts and election-related lawsuits.

She promoted the claim of a “stolen election,” though no evidence supported widespread fraud.

4. Current Role as U.S. Attorney General (2025)

Bondi, confirmed as AG under Trump’s second term, has been widely criticized for:

Shutting down investigations into Trump allies

Delaying or redirecting cases against key donors

Retaliating against perceived political enemies (journalists, whistleblowers, Democratic prosecutors)

Several former DOJ officials described her department as a “legal shield for the president” rather than a guardian of independent justice.

She has also promoted conspiracy theories — such as claiming possession of Epstein-related videos — without producing evidence.

What Could Be Seen as Independent?

1. Opioid Crisis Work (Earlier in Florida)

Bondi was praised for pursuing aggressive action against Florida pill mills, long before Trump made opioids a political issue.

2. Human Trafficking Initiatives

She launched programs to raise awareness and improve law enforcement coordination — some bipartisan support for these efforts existed.

However, even these actions are not part of her federal service under Trump, and critics argue they don’t counterbalance her later partisan conduct.

Verdict:

So yes — it’s fair to say she has mostly served as a parrot to his agenda, with few, if any, notable breaks from that alignment.

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Know the PlayersWith so much lying, bashing, and hate, it’s easy to lose track of what’s an obvious lie and what’s just troll bait. So, with the help of AI, here’s a short history lesson about Trump’s “cabinet.”

Is it biased? Of course. I’m about as anti-Trump as you can get. But I do believe him when he says, “Loyalty to me, above all else” — including the Constitution.

Still, they’re human beings. And here, I’m trying to be fair to them.

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1. Anti-Vaccine Disinformation

COVID-19 Vaccines: He spread conspiracy theories that COVID vaccines are part of a global plot, labeling Anthony Fauci as corrupt and even comparing vaccine mandates to Nazi-era atrocities.

Children’s Health Defense (CHD): His organization was labeled a “disinformation superspreader” by the Center for Countering Digital Hate. CHD played a central role in discouraging vaccine uptake during a public health emergency.

Public Trust Erosion: Kennedy helped seed skepticism that undermines routine childhood vaccinations, risking disease resurgences like measles and polio.

Danger: Increased vaccine hesitancy has already led to preventable outbreaks, especially in underserved communities.

2. Erosion of Public Trust in Institutions

Core Concern: RFK Jr. consistently portrays science, media, and government as part of a grand conspiracy. Paranoia over Institutions: He suggests the CDC, WHO, and pharmaceutical companies are working together to suppress truth and profit from illness.

Danger: This amplifies political polarization, tribalism, and a rejection of evidence-based policymaking.

3. Environmental Legacy and Hypocrisy

Contradictions: He claims to stand for health and the environment while promoting wellness snake oil and conspiracies that increase disease risk.

Know the Players
With so much lying, bashing, and hate, it’s easy to lose track of what’s an obvious lie and what’s just troll bait. So, with the help of AI, here’s a short history lesson about Trump’s “cabinet.”

Core Concern: RFK Jr. consistently portrays science, media, and government as part of a grand conspiracy.
Paranoia over Institutions: He suggests the CDC, WHO, and pharmaceutical companies are working together to suppress truth and profit from illness.

Censorship Martyrdom: Claims he’s being silenced while getting enormous press coverage.
Science-Speak without Substance: He’s skilled at co-opting scientific language to sound credible to the layperson while cherry-picking data.

1. Slashed ~10,000 HHS jobs
A department-wide restructuring reduced approximately 10,000 positions across the FDA, CDC, NIH, and other agencies
A federal judge has temporarily blocked parts of this plan in response to a lawsuit by 19 states

2. Dismantled CDC immunization advisory board
In May 2025, he disbanded the 17-member CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, replacing them with individuals aligned with vaccine skepticism

3. Revoked COVID‑19 vaccine recommendation for children & pregnant women
Released a directive removing the blanket CDC recommendation for COVID-19 vaccines in these groups
This has prompted multiple lawsuits from bodies like AAP, ACP, and Infectious Disease Society of America

4. Prompted mass resignations from FDA officials
Tensions over vaccine safety led to the resignation of Dr. Peter Marks, head of the FDA’s Biologics division, along with other senior staff people.com.

6. Promoted food‑related initiatives for Medicaid & Medicare beneficiaries
On July 7, he endorsed Mom’s Meals—claiming they are “without additives”—despite criticism that their offerings are ultraprocessed with high sodium and fats

7. Public approval is low
As of early May 2025, 43% of U.S. adults disapprove of his performance, versus 36% approval; disapproval is especially high (~70%) among Democrats

Why These Moves Spark Controversy
Removing vaccine recommendations and advisory experts undermines established science-based policies, according to public health groups