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But......you have to appreciate the irony of a group of now disgruntled scientists who probably don't like Trump anyway denying their own science!
They probably didn't like him to begin with and let those feelings take center stage. Heck, I don't like him. But it is their responsibility to keep their jobs if they still want it. The public won't save them from a firing.
[quote=SanyBelle;56120144]I care and I see it as "doctoring" an official document. If one can "doctor" a map with no one questioning it, what other documents can be "doctored"?
From what I have read from several sources. His golf score he kind a gets creative with. He has to win at any cost.
According to the article you posted, NWS Birmingham had already contradicted the president when NOAA issued statement to employees not to get involved in it.
I suppose if Trump says it will snow in Alabama tomorrow, NOAA toadies will put out a bulletin supporting it.
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So then we are not the true employers as the other poster suggested so they need to be careful about what they say.
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If they gave him a piece of paper that said there was a chance of snow, they sure better own up to it lol.
That's true. I don't want anyone lying. So, yes, if they said there was a chance of snow, they have to support the president if he shares it publicly in "his way."
" (before he went and played golf again)", and you work 24 hours a day EVERY day. Give it a rest.
"but I assume", no kidding!
Trump made a big hairy deal about how often Obama played golf, and said something to the effect that he wouldn't do that because he'd be working so hard for us.
So far, he's played more golf than Obama had at this point in his Presidency.
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