I’m just an ordinary person on Twitter, and even I got it right while all those high-powered Democratic political consultants screwed everything up, bigly.
So the ‘experts’ who ignored me - at best - now have to make adjustments.
@BDHerzinger Yes, this reminds me of Enron and what really happened in the file room.
Someone, probably a HS graduate, had the boring job of shredding audit supporting documents after the required retention period, and keeping records of what was destroyed.
Somebody fired him to save $.
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@BDHerzinger Nobody else knew, or cared.
They just assumed that the files automatically self-destructed after the mandatory retention period.
Then, when everything imploded, Enron noticed it had all these old files.
Once they’re subpoenaed, it’s obstruction of justice.
Too bad.
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@BDHerzinger Ooops!
The actual responsible party was Arthur Andersen, the late accounting firm, which had an office co-located with Enron, its biggest client.
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Just because the previous Administration chose to fund transgender drag shows in Peru, that doesn’t mean it’s fraud, even if someone in the current Administration doesn’t like it, and rightly so.
Cancel any agreement that’s still valid, pay valid bills, and wind things up.
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Sadly, lawfare - to include judge shopping and ex parte nationwide injunctions - means that there will be a lot of unnecessary drama.
But if the USG no longer wants to pay for condoms in Mozambique’s Gaza Province, well, that’s true, and it’s too bad.
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@GrageDustin @IlhanMN Yes, I think both our federal government and the Minnesota government have established offices to address missing and murdered Indigenous Women.
Of course, such an office never actually does anything about the issue; it’s just virtue-signaling.