LOL! Overheard walking past someone on the phone in DC:

[tblue37]

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Overheard walking past someone on the phone in DC: “I mean, people can’t hold it against us just because we were in the administration, right? This is going to be so unfair.”

[Gothmog]

1. It will be held against these idiots

[Under The Radar]

2. Yep, he may have a case on the ground of discrimination

I would have Rudy look into that one too.

[BComplex]

6. LOL!

Oh you're bad!

[chriscan64]

14. Does Washington have a small business with a similar name to a high end hotel?

Rudy needs to give his press conference in front of some place that sounds more expensive than it is like the Four Seasons Landscaping place yesterday.

"Major announcement tomorrow at the Ritz (dry cleaners)."

[Karma13612]

27. Ha!

[struggle4progress]

48. "We're meeting at Trump International Secondhand Furniture Rentals"

[Volaris]

49. Just make sure it's not stocked with shit he stole from the White House.

[MLAA]

19. Haha! Good one!

[Captain Zero]

20. Yes do file that... on Monday.

nt

[zentrum]

3. Hell yes!

[C_U_L8R]

4. Said the people who used to shout 'lock her up'

They have no concept of fair and unfair.

[spooky3]

11. Oh, I think they do:

Unfair: Anything bad that happens to me

Fair: Anything bad that happens to you

[malaise]

16. Ding ding

We have a winner

[Aristus]

5. "VERY UNFAIR!"

I guess they learned at least one thing from their boss...

[EarnestPutz]

34. If a little kid doesn't get his way, as in "Joey had the ball first, please wait your turn", their..

.....response is often "that's not fair", meaning "I didn't get my way, so that's unfair". I've thought about this almost every time I've heard Trump complain about how unfairly he is being treated in one context or another. He has and continues to sound like a little kid who is unhappy because he didn't get his way.

[RazBerryBeret]

7. We can only hope

it is "held against them" for the rest of their lives...

[GopherGal]

44. So sad when you outlive the "Thousand Year Reich"

you thought you were signing up to work for.

[Wounded Bear]

9. Whine on, whine on Trump supporters...

[Sherman A1]

10. Life ain't fair

buttercup. You will be in for holy hell if my expectations are correct.

[Zambero]

12. The Mark of the Beast

Yes, BIGLY!

[NCDem47]

13. Oh, they have no idea.

[Buns_of_Fire]

15. Heh, heh, heh. You watch, chuckles.

Pro Tip: Just leave this period on your resume blank, and tell a potential employer that you were in prison. You'll get a warmer reception.

[PatrickforO]

38. Oh, man, that's terrible. But true.

Or, conversely, put an asterisk next to your Trump experience with *will explain in interview.

Then, work on interview answers that talk about what you learned from your time in the Trump administration, how you're never going to do it again, and how you should be offered another chance because you are reformed!

[bottomofthehill]

17. Having been there, trust me they can

And I worked for people who the American public had much greater respect for than the criminal enterprise that currently resides in the whitehouse.

It was still difficult to find a job when administrations flip.

People coming out of this administration should be looking for legal counsel don’t worry about finding a job.

That said, the Republican think tanks will take care of some of the well connected. The Heritage Foundation, American Enterprise Institute and the like along with groups like the Chamber of Commerce, the Homebuilders, National Association of Manufacturers and the defense companies. There will be soft landings for the chosen few.

[NBachers]

18. I sure hope so- a lifelong taint stink curse that'll never wash off.

[Captain Zero]

21. The American Public quickly forgets.

nt

[sarge43]

22. It is what it is, Puddlin'

Potty Barn Rule: You break it; you pay for it.

[keithbvadu2]

23. Your resume has a missing period of time.

Your resume has a missing period of time.

I was in prison, I tell you.

Prison, I say.

[ancianita]

24. Every last enabler made their choice and that has consequences. If they're out, they can't

cry foul when they never thought through the long term consequences.

No sympathy for enablers posing as innocents.

[titanicdave]

25. ....You Made Your Bed......

......now you MUST....SLEEP....IN....IT !!!!

[Flaleftist]

26. You might want to leave that off your resume.

Just say you were homeless and smoking crack in a gutter instead.

[Karma13612]

28. Umm,

“I was in a coma, and can’t recall where”

this way, they can’t try and verify which hospital you were in.

[LPBBEAR]

29. No worries sycophants.....

I hear central Kansas is looking for people to shovel shit. You'll be perfect.

[DallasNE]

30. That Is Always The Case

It has to be a consideration when you take the job and not just a whine when a new administration comes in. It is how you conduct yourself while on the job that matters and it is that conduct that will be held against you. What was "so unfair" was the conduct -- a conduct gleefully pursued.

[elleng]

31. LOLOLOLOL! SO unfair!

[niyad]

32. Yes, we can. Yes, we do. And, yes, we will, for the rest of your miserable lives. Some of us have

VERY long memories.

[Totally Tunsie]

33. My nephew worked in the Obama administration...

pretty high up, in the Economics sector.

When it was time to leave, he had job offers up the wazoo - each better than the other. He and his family ended up making a major move, with major benefits, to the west coast.

Those were the days...when being linked to a president or an administration meant something. The "People of tRump" won't be as fortunate.

[AllaN01Bear]

35. well, whaahhh.

[BobTheSubgenius]

36. These conversations are probably going on all over the place.

They are heading for the realm of "I was only following orders."

[sarge43]

40. Redux of post WWII

Almost impossible to find a Nazi.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

46. I was just following orders!

[PatrickforO]

37. Unfair? That is like an SS member being surprised

their participation in Hitler's 'administration' was held against them.

Only following orders doesn't hack it.

[lpbk2713]

39. Get used to one phrase from potential employers ...

"Don't call us. We'll call you."

[James48]

41. Yes, we ARE going to hold it against you.

Putting kids in cages and violating the Hatch Act, all while stealing money from military family housing and day care to finance your Mexican wall- that all has consequences.

[barbtries]

42. i sure as hell would.

since the only prerequisite was trump loyalty, i wouldn't hire anyone from that administration except for the people who got out and went public with the truth.

"it's so unfair" yeah, fuck off.

[liberal N proud]

43. Yep

[Blue Owl]

45. Ah, the enabler's plight

[struggle4progress]

47. "Everyone assumes I'm an incompetent ideologue just because I licked his boots"

[Cha]

50. Working for a treasonous murdering

Psychopath? Not good on your resume.