President Trump is appointing his cabinet and deep state swamp tricks won’t stop him! He will use The Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 Federal Vacancies Reform Act | U.S. GAO
So while the fake news continues to spread doom and gloom and smear every appointment and deep state politicians plan their committee shredding hay day in the senate… President Trump has other plans. Legal plans that will not allow the swamp filled shenanigans as usual! The Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 allows for his appointments to begin with some rules and regulations.
The Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 (Vacancies Act) establishes requirements for temporarily filling vacant positions in Executive Branch agencies that require presidential appointment and Senate confirmation. This act identifies who may temporarily serve, for how long, and what happens when no one is serving under the act and the position is vacant. GAO issues letters to the President and Congress reporting violations of the act’s time limitations and issues decisions on agency compliance with the act when requested by Congress.

How long can someone act in a vacant position under the Vacancies Act?
The Vacancies Act includes several time limitations on acting service in covered positions when vacancies are not caused by sickness. If no one has been nominated to the position, an acting officer may serve in the position for no longer than 210 days beginning on the date of the vacancy. (5 U.S.C. § 3346(a)
(1).) However, for any vacant positions that exist during the 60-day period beginning on a transitional Presidential inauguration day, an acting officer may serve in the position for no longer than 300 days beginning on the inauguration day or the date of the vacancy, whichever is later. (5 U.S.C. § 3349a.)
If there is a first or second nomination for the position, an acting officer (who is not the nominee or is the nominee and meets certain exceptions) may serve while the nomination is pending in the Senate. (5 U.S.C. § 3346(a)
(2).) If the nomination is rejected or returned by the Senate or withdrawn by the President, an acting officer may serve for no longer than 210 days after the date of the rejection, return, or withdrawal. (5 U.S.C. § 3346(b).)
These additional periods of acting service only apply to the first and second nominations. Further acting service is not permitted after 210 days following the rejection, return, or withdrawal of a second nomination, even if a third nomination is made. (5 U.S.C. § 3346.)

What positions are covered under the Vacancies Act?
The Vacancies Act applies to presidentially appointed, Senate confirmed positions in Executive Branch agencies, including Executive Branch departments, government corporations, independent establishments, and the Executive Office of the President. (5 U.S.C. §§ 101, 103–105, 3345(a).) However, the Vacancies Act expressly does not apply to: (1) positions at GAO; (2) members of boards, commissions, or similar entities composed of multiple members that govern independent establishments or government corporations; (3) members of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and Surface Transportation Board; and (4) judges appointed under Article I of the Constitution. (5 U.S.C. §§ 3345(a), 3349c.) Please note that even if a position is covered, there are certain situations where the Vacancies Act does not apply (see question 9). Read more: FAQs on the Vacancies Act | U.S. GAO
So while the Senate and fake news buzz light years away on their “Recess Appointments” and all the hoop-la surrounding all of that… President Trump is using every means he has to push forward and get things done!
Even though, “Recess Appointments” are permitted by the Constitution and were created by the Founding Fathers to ensure the government could function even when lawmakers were sometimes out of session for months at a time AND HAVE BEEN USED EXCESSIVELY BY PAST PRESIDENTS…
President Trump can use the Vacancies Act to his designs even reappointing new positions after he has appointed them, and they have served. That being said… what do you think he’s up to?

What if the white hat military needed 2.0 spy disguised personas in order to have the equal spy ground in the black ops to take down the deep state. They are dealing with well-established deep state intelligence operations and cover ups of massive corruption that leads to blackmail operations that are beyond the average person’s comprehension. The evil that is done in secret and private is unimaginable…yet very real.
Whether some of Trump’s picks are real people or 2.0’s, it appears the personas will do their tasks. Consider this, if you will, as a spy program…no different than any other agency doing surveillance and tasks to secure the safety of the United States of America. Each appointee is an acting agent for the Commander In Chief to make America secure and safe from enemies foreign and domestic.

Meanwhile, Big Pharma. Big Food, Big Energy, the Pentagon, CIA, Military Contractors like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, etc. are in Panic mode as Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy devise their projects to expose where all the corruption, criminal activity, and US money laundering operations are as they dive into their investigative audits in the new Department of Government Efficiency.
KEEP ON PRESSING INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD! PRESS, PRESS, PRESS!
DIANNE
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This explains a lot because I have questioned many of his cabinet.I wasn’t understanding what he was
doing. Vance, Elon, Dr Oz, and others I do not believe were good people. I am glad now I know there could be spies under those masks of Many of his cabinet.
I have to admit that it’s been a real guessing game for me on what Trump and the military’s next move will be. But at the same time, I have all the confidence in the world that this has long been planned and that God is ultimately in control. I believe that Trump/military has chosen specific “personalities” for each position in the executive branch. Before Trump was elected, many thought that an EBS would alert everyone on all the corruption. But that would take days, weeks, maybe years. It had to be this way, I believe. You’re going to have lots to write on, Dianne. I’m looking forward to your thoughts as well as comments.
Ufta got that right agon777
Keep up the prayers!
A Sword with Many Blades- reminds me to keep that Armor on!
The Sword is being swung every direction! Smile
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I know he is having Fun
How about you
A Sword with Many Blades
A Sword with Many Blades Meaning
The phrase “A Sword with Many Blades” is not directly related to the concept of having fun. However, it can be interpreted in a humorous or satirical way, especially when combined with the phrase “I know he is having Fun How about you.”
In this context, “A Sword with Many Blades” might symbolize someone who is skilled or versatile in multiple areas, much like a sword with many blades can be used in various ways. The phrase could be used to mock or tease someone who is perceived as being overly skilled or confident.
The question “How about you” suggests that the speaker is asking the listener to compare themselves to the person who is “having fun” and wielding the metaphorical “Sword with Many Blades.” The tone of the phrase is likely playful or sarcastic, implying that the listener might not be having as much fun or be as skilled as the person being referred to.
Overall, the phrase “I know he is having Fun How about you A Sword with Many Blades” appears to be a lighthearted or humorous expression that pokes fun at someone’s skills or confidence.
Or It could Be A factual Event
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