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Less than two months before being sworn into office, President-elect Donald Trump has yet to sign the presidential transition paperwork that unlocks critical clearances, information and access to White House resources for his transition team.

Political experts say this is worrisome because history shows the period early in a presidency can be a vulnerable time for a new administration, and the point of easing the transition is so a new president’s staff can access government offices early and avoid problems.

Trump, who has rapidly announced senior staff and Cabinet picks over the last 15 days, has still not finalized multiple agreements that are foundational for his team to begin receiving confidential information and briefings across all federal agencies, as well as millions of dollars in transition resources, including office space and staff assistance.

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[–] BrianTheeBiscuiteer 6 points 4 days ago (1 children)

No? New rule! Don't sign an agreement in 30 days we just open up the doors and let everyone and anyone trash the place. Also we fat-finger changed the passwords to everything!

Make him work for it for God's sake!

[–] [email protected] 5 points 4 days ago

Todo-list for all Whitehouse staff and anyone else with access rights on Jan 19th:

  1. Open notepad
  2. Enter some gibberish a-zA-Z0-9, 64 characters long
  3. Copy
  4. Change all login passwords. Yes, you too admin boy.
  5. Paste
  6. Paste in the confirm field
  7. Save
  8. Logout
  9. Copy a new string of gibberish to the clipboard
  10. Delete any private keys
  11. Have Bidens dog chew on any USB drives or memory cards that may have held private keys at some point

"Sorry, login credentials would've been handed over upon signing the transfer in the meeting for which you failed to show up. "