US EditionA New Trump Administration Lawyer Is A Self-Described 'Raging Misogynist'
- Andrew Kloster, appointed General Counsel for the Office of Personnel Management, is a self-described 'raging misogynist' known for making sexist and racist remarks online, according to the Project on Government Oversight.
- Kloster has been involved in efforts to challenge the 2020 election results and was accused of yelling at election workers while observing for the Wisconsin Republican Party, which he disputes.
- He expressed admiration for Carl Schmitt, a Nazi theorist, and made controversial statements regarding reparations for slaves and consent, raising concerns about his role in the federal government.
- His appointment is viewed as part of President Donald Trump's strategy to reshape the federal workforce to align with conservative values, including dismantling diversity programs.
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OPM’s Top Lawyer Is A ‘Raging Misogynist’ With A Plan To Break The Civil Service
The top lawyer at the Office of Personnel Management is a self-described “raging misogynist” who for years has talked up a “campaign” to purge the federal civil service and staff it with MAGA diehards, per a series of previously unreported appearances on right-wing podcasts.
Trump hired self-styled 'raging misogynist' as general counsel for federal HR agency
A man who referred to himself as a "raging misogynist" in a now-deleted social media post is serving as general counsel to President Donald Trump's Office of Personnel Management, Ja'han Jones wrote for MSNBC on Wednesday.This comes amid reporting of how OPM, which effectively serves as the federal ...
Meet the self-described ‘raging misogynist’ giving legal advice to the Trump administration
Andrew Kloster, the Office of Personnel Management’s new general counsel, has a long trail of reprehensible online comments and social media posts, such as ‘Slaves owe us reparations.’
New Trump Administration Attorney Identifies As 'Raging Misogynist'
Andrew Kloster has a new job in the Trump administration, as reported by the Project On Government Oversight. Kloster has landed as the new general counsel for the Office of Personnel Management. The New York University Law graduate has made the rounds in conservative legal circles, previously working at OPM in the first Trump term, becoming a prominent 2020 election denier, and serving as general counsel for congressman Matt Gaetz (FL-01). He a…
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