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TimeRemove t1_j8ezv1e wrote

Architect of the Capitol (AOC) is a federal agency. The Architect of the Capitol (federal agency) has an appointee (10-year term) also, confusingly, called the Architect of the Capitol. It has around 2.5K federal employees and an almost $1B budget.

So it being both a federal agency and also a presidential appointee, means the President has a lot of power. In this case congress essentially told Biden to replace him (bipartisan), and he did. Likely won't be controversial.

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asdaaaaaaaa t1_j8fe5l0 wrote

> The Architect of the Capitol (federal agency) has an appointee (10-year term) also, confusingly, called the Architect of the Capitol.

I expect absolutely nothing less in the form of confusing bullshit from our government.

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LepoGorria t1_j8fgdch wrote

Gentlemen, affairs of the State take precedence over affairs of the State!

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johnjohn4011 t1_j8fffhm wrote

Won't be controversial? Lol - Everything Biden does totally sucks and was the worst decision it's kind EVER, to certain, unnamed people.

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FamilyStyle2505 t1_j8fpwii wrote

Let's just see what happens. No use projecting negativity in advance.

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johnjohn4011 t1_j8fqshn wrote

Lol ok - was that statement incorrect? Just pointing out that there are those that will never be publicly happy with any decision made by any Democrat no matter what - except to gloat over their supposed mistakes. Such people thrive on controversy and would not know what to do without it.

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bubbafatok t1_j8i6qwa wrote

I mean, you're not exactly treading new ground here. There's an old joke (very very old) about a president predicting that if he walked on water the news reports would exclaim "President Can't Swim". Going back my entire life, which is back to the 70's, I can't think of a president would could do blow their nose without someone on the opposition side attacking them for it.

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