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The ‘deep state’ of loyalists Trump is leaving behind for Biden

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Donald Trump spent four years railing against a “deep state” of career federal workers he claimed was undermining his administration from the inside.

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Yahoo News

The ‘deep state’ of loyalists Trump is leaving behind for Biden

It will be hard for the next administration to root out Trump political appointees that have moved into civil service jobs.

3 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Raw Story

Trump planted his own 'deep state' partisans in government agencies to undermine Biden: report

According to a report from Politico, Donald Trump and members of his inner circle have gone to extraordinary lengths to place appointees in positions in government agencies whose sole purpose will be to undermine the administration of incoming President Joe Biden.While the president has complained that the "deep state" -- in his mind, those people being government employees taking part in a grand conspiracy to ruin his presidency -- he is report…

3 years ago·United States

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Political Wire

Trump Leaves Behind His Own ‘Deep State’ for Biden

Politico: "A higher-than-usual number of Trump administration political appointees — some with highly partisan backgrounds — are currently ‘burrowing’ into career positions throughout the federal government, moving from appointed positions into powerful career civil service roles, which come

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Politico

The ‘deep state’ of loyalists Trump is leaving behind for Biden

It will be hard for the next administration to root out Trump political appointees that have moved into civil service jobs.

3 years ago

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Alternet

Joe Biden is about to inherit a Trump-style 'deep state': reporters

President Donald Trump has repeatedly railed against the "deep state," which is his term for bureaucrats and career employees of the federal government. But according to Politico reporters Alice Miranda Ollstein and Megan Cassella, it is Trump who has arguably promoted a "deep state" in the U.S. — and it is former Vice President Joe Biden who will have to contend with it after he is sworn in as president this week."A higher-than-usual number of …

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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