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Mass Firing Employees During the Shutdown…
Once again, Trump comes out with a threat straight from the gangsters, mafiosos, and other strongmen he idolizes.
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DOGE Reversal? No, This Was the Plan All Along
According to an article from The New Republic, the government has started hiring new employees to fill the positions DOGE eliminated several months ago (many of whom are still being paid thanks to the “Fork in the Road” offers). These positions are opening back up and they’re hiring. But, to quote one anonymous NOAA official: […]
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Losing My American Dream
For the better part of the last two decades, I have served my nation as an intelligence analyst. The work wasn’t just my job. It was my calling. It was my honor to serve. But I’ve been pushed out of my dream job.
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Elon Musk Compares Federal Employees to Mass Murderers, including THAT one…
Elon retweets message saying Hitler didn’t murder millions, his government employees did.
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Who Gets Burned While the Government is on Fire?
In emergencies like fires or natural disasters, prioritizing essentials is crucial. Similarly, during government shutdowns, certain roles may pause but remain vital, challenging assumptions about their necessity.
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The Parasite Class… Elon’s opinion of Americans
Elon Musk argues that those who are affected by the slashing of federal spending are parasites. How disgusting.
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Claims of USAID Fraud
Let’s evaluate a few of the examples of “fraud” the President claims USAID is committing.
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Fun with A.I.: Fork in the Road Edition
I did a little test to see what Artificial Intelligence thinks of the “very generous offer” provided via the “Fork in the Road” Deferred Resignation Program.
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Okay, I’m traumatized. Now what?
Russell Vought has been confirmed as Director of the Office of Management and Budget, focusing on a radical restructuring of governance. His actions threaten federal oversight and consumer protections by halting agency functions and finances. Vought’s goals lean towards controlling agencies through fear, raising concerns about the future of federal governance and accountability.
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