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Saturday, December 15, 2018

Ryan Zinke Fired Out The Cannon!

Ryan Zinke is out. He is the big doofus wearing the boy scout outfit. The Interior Secretary is fired out the cannon after numerous scandals plagued his leadership. Donald Trump, Zinke and Rick "Oops" Perry.
Another disgraceful member of Donald J. Trump's cabinet is on his way out. His ass is going to be shot through the tent. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is gone by the end of the month.

His legacy as head of the Department of Interior was marked with controversy.

Trump announced his cannon firing on social media.
The departure comes amid multiple ethics investigations into Zinke.

The Justice Department is investigating Zinke for possibly using his office for personal gain following a referral from the Interior Department's inspector general.

Zinke was loyal to the Trump agenda. He pulled back Barack Obama-era regulations and eliminated protected lands grants.

As Department of Interior Secretary, Zinke opened more federal lands to oil, gas and mineral exploration and extraction. He was getting paid really well from the lobbyists. He also rollback regulations that made trophy hunting legal.

Donald Trump, Jr. and Eric Trump love him.

Many hunters were going overseas to poach and kill endangered species for thrills. Thank Ryan Zinke for allowing it to happen.

Zinke is the latest of many controversial picks forced out by scandal.

The White House did not immediately respond to the junk food media. The announcement comes a day after Trump picked White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney as his temporary chief of staff.
Ryan Zinke was no friend to nature.
John Kelly was fired out the cannon as Chief of Staff. He will be leaving the White House at the end of the year.

Zinke before was a Montana state lawmaker, a radio talk show host, U.S. Navy Seal and college football player. He is also an Eagle Scout for the Scouts of America.

He is a kookspiracy nut and racist.

Zinke was a U.S. Representative from Montana for one term. He won reelection and immediately left when Trump appointed him as the Interior Secretary. He was succeeded by Greg Gianforte, a controversial activist and businessman who attacked a journalist last year.

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