Corey Lewandowski is also out at DHS after rumored affair partner Kristi Noem is fired by Trump
President Trump fired his embattled homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem, on Thursday and announced plans to replace her with Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma. Mr. Trump announced the change on social media, along with a new, and previously nonexistent, role for Ms. Noem: special envoy for the Shield of the Americas, which he said would be a new security initiative for the Western Hemisphere.
Shifting from her Game of Thrones fan fiction cosplay character, Kristi Dogslayer, she’s now the new Captain America, shield and all. She will team up with Cap’s rarely seen and far less successful nephew, Private Corey America.
Does she get to keep her costumes? They will come in handy for her expected OnlyFans account.
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Now that she is gone, it opens up a whole new opportunity to be the most incompetent person in the Trump administration. There’s tough competition for that slot between Brain Worm Boy, the Drunken Weekend Anchor, Burn Book Bondi, Jet Boy Patel, Secret Agent Gabbard, Nutlick and now Markwayne.
If wagering on the next to get the axe, I wouldn’t bet on Hegseth, Lutnick or Bobby, since they are white guys. I think the next firing will depend on whether Trump has less respect for women or dark skin. I think I’d bet on Patel. I think Trump’s racism “trumps” Trump’s misogyny. The strongest competition would be Lori Chavez-DeRemer, who is Hispanic, from California, and a woman – the Trump Trifecta. If she praised windmills, she would represent almost everything Trump hates. Next in line would be Bondi and Gabbard, who get the vagina boost over Hegseth, Lutnick and Bobby.
Here are the current betting odds on who will leave the administration (quit or fired) this year.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Secretary of Labor: 61%
Kash Patel, Director of the FBI: 56%
Pam Bondi, Attorney General: 56%
Howard Lutnick, Secretary of Commerce 42%
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence: 40%
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., HHS Secretary: 35%
Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense: 32%
Linda McMahon, Secretary of Education: 24%
Marco Rubio, Secretary of State: 22%
Scott Bessent, Secretary of the Treasury: 18%
Brendan Carr, Chairman of the FCC: 18%








