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I am pleased to announce that Mark Paoletta will be returning as General Counsel of the Office of Management and Budget. Mark will work closely with our DOGE team to cut the size of our bloated Government bureaucracy, and root out wasteful and anti-American spending.  Mark is a brilliant and tenacious lawyer, who worked tirelessly to advance my Agenda in the First Term. As OMB GC in my First Administration, Mark led the charge to identify funding to build the Southern Border Wall, and worked with then-OMB Director Russ Vought to rein in woke and weaponized Government spending. Mark is a partner at the Law Firm, Schaerr Jaffe, and a Senior Fellow at the Center for Renewing America, where he has worked alongside Russ. Mark has served as a Chief Counsel for Oversight and Investigations in Congress for a decade, and was a key lawyer in the White House Counsel’s Office to confirm Justice Clarence Thomas to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1991.  Mark is a conservative warrior who knows the “ins and outs” of Government - He will help us, Make America Great Again!

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“DEMS WILL REGRET THEIR ANTI-AMERICAN PERFORMANCES”

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So the more we look at this, the more we see it was all an act. It was performance art to attract the energy and the enthusiasm of these young radicals, all to stop the populace and Donald Trump. But those suburban mothers who thought Biden was going to return us to normalcy, that's what they promised. They see all of this unfolding, chaos everywhere. We look from the trans movement, hurting all those young girls and women in sports to the border, that mass, to college campuses now. And those suburban women are still going to think that Trump is a problem? It would be sweet justice if, after all this, it blew up in their faces in November and helped elect Donald Trump.

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