Trump’s Worst: The Winners Are In!
- 6 years ago
Trump’s Worst: The Winners Are In!
A staff member explained that the expense was well worthwhile since it enabled Zinke “to
familiarize himself with the in-flight capabilities of an aircraft he is in charge of.”
We would like to tell you more, but the inspector general assigned to investigate Zinke’s possible travel transgressions says her report has been delayed by “incomplete documentation.” While we’re waiting, you will know whether he’s on the move
because every day the secretary is in his office a security (!!)
One reader suggested that if the swamp got really drained, “only the White House chef and maintenance crew will remain.”
There certainly were plenty of strong contenders — and the vote happened before we learned
that Trump is pressing to have his personal pilot appointed head of the Federal Aviation Administration.
Zinke has bid adieu to five-sixths of the unpaid members of the National Park System Advisory Board — although it’s not actually clear
that Zinke knows they’re gone, since he refused to meet with them.
To be fair, if we had included Donald Trump himself in the balloting, I’m sure the big guy would have
swept the field — actually winning the popular vote for the first time in his presidential career.
Zinke, whose department is considering a plan to more than double the entrance fee to the Grand Canyon, spent $6,250
to helicopter back from a meeting in Virginia so he could make a date to go horseback riding with Mike Pence.
A staff member explained that the expense was well worthwhile since it enabled Zinke “to
familiarize himself with the in-flight capabilities of an aircraft he is in charge of.”
We would like to tell you more, but the inspector general assigned to investigate Zinke’s possible travel transgressions says her report has been delayed by “incomplete documentation.” While we’re waiting, you will know whether he’s on the move
because every day the secretary is in his office a security (!!)
One reader suggested that if the swamp got really drained, “only the White House chef and maintenance crew will remain.”
There certainly were plenty of strong contenders — and the vote happened before we learned
that Trump is pressing to have his personal pilot appointed head of the Federal Aviation Administration.
Zinke has bid adieu to five-sixths of the unpaid members of the National Park System Advisory Board — although it’s not actually clear
that Zinke knows they’re gone, since he refused to meet with them.
To be fair, if we had included Donald Trump himself in the balloting, I’m sure the big guy would have
swept the field — actually winning the popular vote for the first time in his presidential career.
Zinke, whose department is considering a plan to more than double the entrance fee to the Grand Canyon, spent $6,250
to helicopter back from a meeting in Virginia so he could make a date to go horseback riding with Mike Pence.