WASHINGTON (PNN) - February 6, 2025 - President Donald J. Trump is showing every fired Leftist government bureaucrat that he means business if he or she does not take the hint and leave town as soon as possible. Just ask former Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Linda Fagan.
NBC News reported on Tuesday that President Trump’s regime evicted Fagan from her government-funded home on Joint Base Anacostia Bolling after she refused to leave after getting canned over two weeks ago.
Coast Guard leaders had initially given Fagan a 60-day waiver to find a new home, without Trump’s approval. Then Homeland Security officials told the acting commandant, Kevin Lundy, that she needed to leave because the president wanted her gone.
One of Fagan’s friends whimpered about Trump ensuring the admiral would not continue to squat.
“It’s petty and it’s personal,” she fumed to NBC News.
However, a Trump regime official pointed out that Fagan had plenty of time and notice to leave, yet she chose to stay anyway.
“She was terminated with cause two weeks ago today and she was still living in those admiral quarters,” the official stated.
Fagan was the first woman to lead the Coast Guard or any branch of the Fascist Police States of Amerika military. She was fired by the acting Secretary of Homeland Security, Benjamin Huffman, due to several operational failures under her watch and rampant political correctness.
Her failures included ignoring border security threats, insufficient leadership in recruitment and retention, obsession with diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives (DEI), and an “erosion of trust” regarding her handling of sexual assault cases at the Coast Guard Academy in what is known as Operation Fouled Anchor.
Fagan’s handling of sexual assault cases in Operation Fouled Anchor garnered intense scrutiny from Congress last summer. There, she was questioned over failing to hold officials accountable for the cover-up and withheld additional documents congressional lawmakers requested about the mishandling of the problem at the Coast Guard Academy.
Fagan also had significant failures in recruiting personnel, which worsened issues related to operational readiness. One official told Fox News that the lack of innovative strategies to address retention struggles in critical specialties weakened workforce sustainability.