Once again the New York Times butchers their coverage. Of course people in the administration are going to lie and say that it was mistakenly sent, which is why you can’t quote them anonymously without pointing out that fact, if you want to have any integrity.
And as the university said, it was a signed letter. Don’t sign the letter if you’re not going to send it, right? Everybody knows that. If it’s a draft, that should be visible in the title. Everyone knows that, right? We learned these things in junior high school.
Oops we accidentally sent you this email that we accidentally wrote.
Yeah that won’t work.
“It’s not our fault, it’s the fault of a mistake”
lol.
Bunch of fucking stupid cunt clowns.
Oh no. Just kidding! Fucking cowards…
“Whoops! We fucked up.” “Sir, tell them we made a mistake!” said a sycophant with tears streaming down his face.
Hire clowns, get a circus
F’ed around with the wealthy and found out.
Most smartest and bestest businessman ever.
Sure was. Found out pretty quick.
No backsies.
Yeah once they actually get pushback it’s all “oops we accidentally drafted, signed, and sent that letter, we didn’t actually mean it”. This is why everyone should have been pushing back since day one.
There’s also the claim that it was sent too early, so regardless of what the error was, these were going to be the demands all along. They were just moving much slower in the discussion prior to the letter being sent. A wise attempt to boil the frog, and then somebody moved the pot over a rocket engine.
Union makes us strong.
“Reign of Error”.
Fuck that’s good.
What happened here was the gradual habituation of the people, little by little, to being governed by surprise; to receiving decisions deliberated in secret; to believing that the situation was so complicated that the government had to act on information which the people could not understand, or so dangerous that, even if the people could not understand it, it could not be released because of national security.
As written in “They Thought They Were Free: The Germans 1933-45” by Milton Mayer
Trump failed with Mexico and Canada when demanding they change their border policy. They stood up to him and he backed down.
Trump has failed repeatedly with his tariffs. When countries stood up to him, he backed down.
Trump failed to force the ivory-est of ivory towers to abandon DEI. They stood up to him, he’s backing down.
Resistance. Is. Working.
It’s not working, because too many ass clowns keep giving in.
Colombia and those law firms look like the jokes they are. The administrators of those places need to resign in disgrace
Translation: We thought we were gonna threaten them and they’d comply. They didn’t flinch, we feel silly, this was never the plan.
