Yeah, we need to be condemning this. How much we should involve ourselves is fair to debate, but to not even condemn the invasion of a sovereign nation by Russia is absurd. If you're not condemning it, then it's as though you're condoning it.
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I'm not sure who's more excited about Trump being President at this point, Lou or paul. It seems to give both of them a reason to get up in the morning.
In a court filing by the government, it notes Musk has NO authority to make decisions, and he is not part of DOGE, or it's administrator.
OPM had earlier sent an email to all government employees that there was no requirement to respond to their emails.
Can you imagine the confusion of 2+ million federal workers that are threatened with automatic resignation if the fail to answer.
Would you want to work for that sort of organization?
Plus, many agencies in the government (including the Judiciary Branch) are telling their employees to ignore the request.
I have nothing against new people. I would only like to see some experience in critical positions, and some coordination.
But they are following the Bannon playbook of flooding the zone with shit. And it's not a good way to run the government.
Perhaps you're asking the wrong person. I can imagine exactly what that is like. I've belonged to some incredibly disorganized organizations. The courts say one thing. The leadership within your organization says something else. Yeah...I know EXACTLY what that is like!!Quote:
Can you imagine the confusion of 2+ million federal workers that are threatened with automatic resignation if the fail to answer.
Would you want to work for that sort of organization?
New Harvard/Harris poll:
67% of voters say the current level of U.S. federal government debt is unsustainable.
83% of voters favor reducing government expenditures over increasing taxes, and 77% say a full examination of all government expenditures is necessary.
70% of voters say government expenditures are filled with waste, fraud, and inefficiency (Democrats: 58%; Republicans: 78%; Independents: 75%), and 69% support the goal of cutting $1 trillion of government expenditures.
60% of voters think DOGE is helping make major cuts in government expenditures.
72% of voters say they want Ukraine to negotiate a settlement with Russia instead of winning the war. 60% of voters favor Trump announcing direct U.S.-Russia negotiations (Democrats: 40%; Republicans: 85%; Independents: 53%).
https://harvardharrispoll.com/press-...february-2025/