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99.9% of commenters here seem to have missed this: > For example, in the days after Joe Biden was inaugurated, data.gov showed about 1,000 datasets being delet
by strictnein 2y ago
99.9% of commenters here seem to have missed this:
> For example, in the days after Joe Biden was inaugurated, data.gov showed about 1,000 datasets being deleted as compared to a day before his inauguration
It's almost like this stuff happens regularly. If <insert Dem savior> wins in 2028, tons of government websites will also change in the first couple weeks of their presidency. Is it because they're a fascist dictator? Or is it because those websites reflect the administration's viewpoints on issues?
Wish people would take a deep breath and step back and think a little more. I despise Trump, but there's crying wolf and then there's the current state of media and online discourse. Trump thrives in this type of environment. He purposefully fosters it. Playing gotcha with him doesn't work because he doesn't care.
- BeetleB 2y agoPlenty of comments older than yours are pointing this out. A bit hyperbolic to claim 99.9%.
- blindriver 2y agoThe depth to which the media can whip people up into a hysteria is truly striking. I think most people that voted for Trump like myself aren’t buying into the propaganda and will rather wait for the dust to settle. All I’m seeing is a president that is doing exactly what he promised, so I’m very much in the “let the chips fall where they may” category.