Father, Husband, ~Former Actor, Non Lawyer~ CA - US Department of State - Posts are personal and not professional.
Montgomery County PA
Joined February 2009
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Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
My man @briansikma is a patriot 🇺🇸
.@BrianSikma: “We are making sure that our transition program, that is designed to connect service members with jobs, is not just about checking the box and saying you sat in a room and heard a brief but it is actually a meaningful partnership between @USDOL and the service branches.”
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
Unemployment benefit programs should lead to rapid re-employment and up skilling. Many great states like TX, FL, NE, AR, LA, ID, and KY require five work search actions per week. Under President Trump’s leadership, the economy is adding hundreds of thousands of jobs and recently employed workers and Veterans are well positioned to fill these!
Unemployment benefits are meant to serve the American People on a temporary basis while they search for their next step in their careers.
Under @POTUS, we’re protecting the integrity of our unemployment system, saving taxpayer dollars, and simply saying: If you receive these benefits, you must meet certain eligibility requirements.
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Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
The Trump Administration is imposing terrorist designations on Los Lorenzanas, Los Huistas, and Los Mendoza. These three Guatemalan groups have deep ties with Mexican cartels, helping to move and export illicit drugs to fund terrorism and criminal activity.
Under President Trump’s leadership, the United States will never stop fighting against violent narcoterrorists and their political enablers who flood our nation with deadly drugs.
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
.@Sonderling47: “If you actually want to thank a veteran, you should hire them and that’s what the 772 employers we’re honoring today did.” 💪
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
Caleb is the definition of a humble servant, in his career and as a husband and father. He wants nothing more than a better future for America—one that our children can be grateful to inherit and faithfully steward. I’m incredibly proud of him.
A big week for BG alumni: Congratulations to BG alumnus Caleb Orr on his new role as Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy at the White House!
Caleb started his legal career at the firm, practicing securities and administrative law. After clerking, he went on to serve as the Senate-confirmed Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs.
Caleb doesn’t just have incredible policy and legal chops—he’s also a man of the highest integrity, wisdom, and magnanimity.
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
Honored to have been appointed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (@HHSGov) to serve as Deputy Director for Public Affairs, overseeing the @CDCgov’s Office of Communications.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve in President Trump’s administration and look forward to working alongside the dedicated professionals at HHS & CDC to advance our nation’s public health priorities.
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
.@BrianSikma: “We are making sure that our transition program, that is designed to connect service members with jobs, is not just about checking the box and saying you sat in a room and heard a brief but it is actually a meaningful partnership between @USDOL and the service branches.”
J.J is so economically illiterate he doesn't understand what he's posting here.
How many people are employed JJ? What are the hours for each store? This is Econ 101....
A dumb, baseless argument and straight anti-worker BS:
Pittsburgh, PA: $7.25 Minimum Wage, $9.99 Big Mac Meal
Frederick, MD: $15 Minimum Wage, $9.89 Big Mac Meal
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Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
State Department official blasts 'moronic' Washington Post report on Marco Rubio's required military flights
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Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
Washington Post confirms Secretary Rubio is a great dad.
Marco Rubio’s personal travel appears to significantly outpace that of his predecessors, former State Department officials said.
The flights have cost the government more than $1.2 million, The Post found, using Defense Department-published rates. wapo.st/3UHhabe
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
1. The Secretary of State (like POTUS, VP, SecWar, and others) is REQUIRED to use military aircraft to maintain access to secure communications at all times and comply with continuity of government protocols.
2. @SecRubio is entirely unapologetic and will continue to attend as many of his family’s events as his jobs allow— that includes his son’s football games for his final year of college football.
3. Mandated travelers, including @SecRubio reimburse the government for all personal travel.
4. It’s moronic to compare the Secretary of State to Pete Buttigieg, who was Transportation Secretary — and not a required user of military aircraft.
5. The Post’s own story quotes watchdogs saying this isn’t a story and there’s nothing here.
Marco Rubio’s personal travel appears to significantly outpace that of his predecessors, former State Department officials said.
The flights have cost the government more than $1.2 million, The Post found, using Defense Department-published rates. wapo.st/3UHhabe
Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
This Veterans Day, join us in honoring the patriotic men and women who answered the call to serve in defense of the greatest nation the world has ever known.
JJ. Does not understand how representation works. He and Shapiro would see more than half of PA turned into a Serf class if it meant he got to do to DC Cocktail parties
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Joe Rittenhouse retweeted
Has Pete Hegseth committed impeachable crimes? The question is absurd and the answer is: obviously not.
Like so much of Congress, impeachment has become a ridiculous show that stands in for actual policymaking. Congress has so many tools for registering its policy disagreements. Rather than use them, they're going to try to impeach Pete Hegseth. They did the same to Donald Trump. Legislation is hard. Impeachments are easy (and ultimately, inconsequential).
The irony is that legislators are most angry at Pete on the issues where he's most correct: repositioning forces away from Europe/Ukraine and reorganizing the general officer corps.
This isn't about Iran, this is about the fact that Pete took on the bureaucracy at the Pentagon.
