Let's look at a couple of recent Mushroom Soup-brain nominees

[PaceAdvantage]

First up...nominee for head of the FAA:

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[PaceAdvantage]

This next one has been cued up to the best part...although the first 4 minutes where Sen. Kennedy recites case after case where this guy has been reversed is almost mesmerizing LMAO

But really, you only need to watch the last minute or so (again, video is cued up already to that part) to fully grasp the quality that is Mushroom Soup-brains nominees to the courts and other institutions in this once great nation:

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Guess what...Brady Motion has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment...

The motion, enshrined in the landmark Supreme Court ruling in Brady v. Maryland, is a request by a defendant to compel prosecutors in a criminal case to turn over potentially favorable evidence.

“I believe that the Brady case involved something regarding the Second Amendment,” Crews said. “I have not had an occasion to address that.”

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...mation-hearing

[OntheRail]

The Briben Administration does not deep drive into any of their nomination. First bullet point notes. "White hetro males are not to be consider at all". Performance, experience and knowledge is trumped by appearances and pronouns. And if you attempt to venture beyond that... well your a racist, anti gender bending bigot.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

First up...nominee for head of the FAA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiE6Ixsc3dw

Wow, I could answer some of those questions and the only thing I would have any knowledge of flying would be in air plane mechanics. They were just things I picked up by osmosis living life along the way, like what causes an airplane to stall. How could you be the CEO of an airport and not know that?


Where does Joe Biden get these people? Not only are they 100% unqualified for their job, they don't even seem to have the common knowledge that would apply to the job an average Joe would have. They even seem to lack the aptitude to understand the specifics they will run across in the job.


If a person has an aptitude they can learn and at least somewhat understand
who to trust and who to not when it comes to soliciting information. All the Biden people I see are 100% lost.


There needs to be some minimum standards set for political appointees of all parties. Having people in power regulating what they don't understand is a recipe for disaster. Having an average of 1,000 train wrecks a year is a miserable failure, and that is on both parties.


Since they don't get the coverage of plane crashes I had no idea we average almost 3 train crashes a day.

[xtb]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

First up...nominee for head of the FAA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiE6Ixsc3dw

"Let's just keep going and see if we can get lucky here."

[boxcar]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

This next one has been cued up to the best part...although the first 4 minutes where Sen. Kennedy recites case after case where this guy has been reversed is almost mesmerizing LMAO

But really, you only need to watch the last minute or so (again, video is cued up already to that part) to fully grasp the quality that is Mushroom Soup-brains nominees to the courts and other institutions in this once great nation:

https://youtu.be/5Umw5PyorlQ?t=256

Guess what...Brady Motion has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment...



https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...mation-hearing

Affirmative Action working at low tide level. Very low.

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

First up...nominee for head of the FAA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiE6Ixsc3dw

This is so stupid. He’s an administrator. He has no need to know any of those things. There are hundreds, probably thousands, of people in the FAA who deal with that. I guarantee, the only reason that Congressman knew the answer was that his staff researched it and wrote out the answer.

[PaceAdvantage]

I'll just say this...it's a good thing "the adults are back in charge."

That's what they said when Biden became president.

It really shows in the above nominees.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by mostpost

This is so stupid. He’s an administrator. He has no need to know any of those things. There are hundreds, probably thousands, of people in the FAA who deal with that. I guarantee, the only reason that Congressman knew the answer was that his staff researched it and wrote out the answer.

The FAA administrator oversees the variety of matters the agency is responsible for in regulating U.S. airspace and reports to the secretary of transportation. The FAA currently regulates commercial airspace and aviation safety, operates air traffic control, and researches and develops aviation solutions

My source on the above is the Washington Examiner.

He would report to Mayor Pete, isn't that a laugh. Due to your lack of exposure Cliffy, you are obviously unaware the pit falls of someone running any entity where they have zero understanding of the basics
of what they are administrating. Such a person often has no clue if their subordinates are competent and performing at an acceptable level.


The latest shining example is the NTSB blaming the East Palestine train derailment on wheel bearing failure. Tanker and freight cars do not have wheel bearings, who the hell passed that on? The board of the NTSB should
at least have someone on it that played with a train set as a kid. Both parties need to stop appointing people that don't have basic knowledge of what they are overseeing.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by mostpost

This is so stupid. He’s an administrator. He has no need to know any of those things. There are hundreds, probably thousands, of people in the FAA who deal with that. I guarantee, the only reason that Congressman knew the answer was that his staff researched it and wrote out the answer.

Seriously? I would think the average person would at least be able to give a reason on what would stall a plane, maybe I am wrong.

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

This next one has been cued up to the best part...although the first 4 minutes where Sen. Kennedy recites case after case where this guy has been reversed is almost mesmerizing LMAO

But really, you only need to watch the last minute or so (again, video is cued up already to that part) to fully grasp the quality that is Mushroom Soup-brains nominees to the courts and other institutions in this once great nation:

https://youtu.be/5Umw5PyorlQ?t=256

Guess what...Brady Motion has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment...



https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...mation-hearing

Crews was reversed 18 times in over 1500 cases. That’s less than 1.2%. By comparison Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown has been reversed 2% of the time, which is considered outstanding.

Here’s another actual fact. Since 2007, the Supreme Court has issued 66 opinions. 54 of those reversed a lower court. 12 upheld them.

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

The FAA administrator oversees the variety of matters the agency is responsible for in regulating U.S. airspace and reports to the secretary of transportation. The FAA currently regulates commercial airspace and aviation safety, operates air traffic control, and researches and develops aviation solutions

My source on the above is the Washington Examiner.

He would report to Mayor Pete, isn't that a laugh. Due to your lack of exposure Cliffy, you are obviously unaware the pit falls of someone running any entity where they have zero understanding of the basics
of what they are administrating. Such a person often has no clue if their subordinates are competent and performing at an acceptable level.


The latest shining example is the NTSB blaming the East Palestine train derailment on wheel bearing failure. Tanker and freight cars do not have wheel bearings, who the hell passed that on? The board of the NTSB should
at least have someone on it that played with a train set as a kid. Both parties need to stop appointing people that don't have basic knowledge of what they are overseeing.

The key word is oversees. The Federal government isn’t some podunk machine shop in backwoods Virginia. Despite what you think or don’t think, Secretary Buttigieg is highly competent.

[mostpost]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

This next one has been cued up to the best part...although the first 4 minutes where Sen. Kennedy recites case after case where this guy has been reversed is almost mesmerizing LMAO

But really, you only need to watch the last minute or so (again, video is cued up already to that part) to fully grasp the quality that is Mushroom Soup-brains nominees to the courts and other institutions in this once great nation:

https://youtu.be/5Umw5PyorlQ?t=256

Guess what...Brady Motion has nothing to do with the 2nd Amendment...



https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law...mation-hearing

I could really care less about the Brady motion because I know that no judge would ever make a ruling without checking and double checking the law. Besides, if a Brady motion did come before Judge Crews, the facts of the case would tell him what it was about-what the lawyer was asking for.

[PaceAdvantage]

Originally Posted by mostpost

I could really care less about the Brady motion

You haven't been nominated, so it doesn't matter whether you care or not...

[Tom]

What he thinks never matters.