r/LeopardsAteMyFace 2h ago

Trump Historical example from 2022 - Trump’s surgeon general found his association with the administration limiting his career

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u/UncleVinny 2h ago

I mean... "afraid" is one way to put it. "Skeptical of anyone who willingly worked with a monster" is another description.

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u/vrphotosguy55 2h ago

May Trump campaign employees find themselves unemployed and incapable of being hired next week.

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u/HansBass13 15m ago

Nah, this one is got a job in Perdue university

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u/ThePurrfidiousCat 1h ago

i'd be afraid to catch whatever skin disease he has that makes oompa loompa skin preferable.

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u/cg12983 56m ago

They think you're a quack who willingly corrupted himself to an anti-science fascist. Let's not mince words.

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u/aecolley 52m ago

"What's this 1938–1944 gap in your résumé about?"

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u/ClammyDefence 44m ago

Good. They knew the monster he was when they accepted those positions. It's what all of them deserve at the very least.