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Why Microsoft is a national security threat
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While this is bad, I think you'd prefer such a guy to a relative of someone important sitting there, and\or to somebody who schemed their way through bureaucratic institutions to be sitting there, or through acquaintances.
That's the joke, no? You wouldn't expect anyone to be able to bring their kids to work / nepotize into a top level pentagon meeting. Outright buying a seat on the other hand...
Good for Pentagon. But nepotism exists.