DOGE Cleaning out DEI Military hires in government jobs worrying elected Republican officials

[Dante]

She''s been working on this for 6 years, and a delay of a few days, and suddenly she's screaming in rage?

I call bullshit. She's a lefty activist using this to spam talking points.

Like Trump you hate military veterans.

thank you

note: see? we can all play your way.

 

[Dante]

So a government boondogle is good if benefits one ?!?!?!?!?

Everything is a "boondoggle" to you? What a sad way to go through life.
.

 

[Correll]

Like Trump you hate military veterans.

thank you

note: see? we can all play your way.

I don't.

My point stands. Her rage seems... performative, not authentic.

 

[Dante]

The MAGA crowd going after military veterans - military veterans that aren't in the streets on drink and drugs, with mental instability issues most likely from before military service.

They hate the working class. Even themselves. They've been sold on "culture war" issues over their own well being.

and I suspect, many of not most don't like people who get captured like John McCain, POW/MIA

 

[Correll]

The MAGA crowd going after military veterans - military veterans that aren't in the streets on drink and drugs, with mental instability issues most likely from before military service.

They hate the working class. Even themselves. They've been sold on "culture war" issues over their own well being.

and I suspect, many of not most don't like people who get captured like John McCain, POW/MIA

We really aren't.


We are going after dei.

 

[Dante]

I don't.

My point stands. Her rage seems... performative, not authentic.

A Trumpster mentioning performance, not authenticity?

None of you engage in self awareness. .

 

[Contumacious]

Everything is a "boondoggle" to you? What a sad way to go through life

Everything is a "honorable " to you? What a sad way to go through life

 

[Dante]

We really aren't.


We are going after dei.

"We?" There you go like others.

You and our pals are not personally doing jack0shit. What you are doing is cheering on from the peanut gallery. You've attached your identity and self-worth to leaders you really don't know or understand.

 

[Correll]

A Trumpster mentioning performance, not authenticity?

None of you engage in self awareness. .

I made a point about this. This woman was supposedly working towards this job for 6 years. Somehow she has been eating. However she did that, she can keep doing it.

If the job is a real job, once hte dust settles, they will be looking to fill it.

She can be ready to move on it then. If she's waited 6 years, she can wait another 6 months.

 

[Dante]

Everything is a "honorable " to you? What a sad way to go through life

clueless comment

seriously

 

[Dante]

I made a point about this. This woman was supposedly working towards this job for 6 years. Somehow she has been eating. However she did that, she can keep doing it.

If the job is a real job, once hte dust settles, they will be looking to fill it.

She can be ready to move on it then. If she's waited 6 years, she can wait another 6 months.

your not too bad -- as far as being an apologist goes

But some if u see through your failed attempts at being rational and reasonable. We can tweak you and up comes the anger, hatred, feelings of self-worth being in a shit-hole.

 

[Correll]

"We?" There you go like others.

You and our pals are not personally doing jack0shit. What you are doing is cheering on from the peanut gallery. You've attached your identity and self-worth to leaders you really don't know or understand.

Wow. That was dumb.

YOU made a statement about the "maga crowd", of which I am part of.

Yes, I am aware that I am not in a office building in dc doing this shit myself personally.

That was a great point you made there, really moved the discussion forward.

Oh, wait, I see you were just spamming some personal negs? LOL.


Yeah, when you play silly troll games like this, the real take away is that YOU, know that you have nothing REAL to complain about.

 

[Lisa558]

Lemme guess, do they feel anything like those that Biden terminated because they didn't want the vax?

Or the 10,000 who lost their jobs on Biden’s first day because he cancelled the Keystone Pipeline?

 

[Dante]

Wow. That was dumb.

YOU made a statement about the "maga crowd", of which I am part of.

Yes, I am aware that I am not in a office building in dc doing this shit myself personally.

That was a great point you made there, really moved the discussion forward.

Oh, wait, I see you were just spamming some personal negs? LOL.


Yeah, when you play silly troll games like this, the real take away is that YOU, know that you have nothing REAL to complain about.

I don't believe that either the Musk families, or the Trump families have ever experienced the sacrifices made by those families who have answered a call of military service. I may be in error here, but...

For decades now most every government department and agency as well as consultants, contractors, vendors to local, county, state, and the federal governments has been required by favor and by law to select military service veterans to be included in hires, with preferences favoring them. Let us be totally honest here: "included" equals inclusion, a much dreaded by some, goal.

Middle class lifestyles, which include no fear of food in the pantry and on the table, home mortgages, car payments, school tuitions for children and for college educations, vacations, healthcare, death and burial costs, and more have been a staple of the lifestyle that comes with a government job.

It appears that both Musk and Trump are tone deaf, or purposefully completely deaf to the concerns of many Americans in government service - especially those with a military service connection.

What Republican backers (at least publicly), from the MAGA peanut gallery are hearing when they go home -- home, meaning their electoral districts -- is...

Let the record show it and tell it: “If you’re going to just yell at me, that’s not going be an effective town hall' - 'But we’re pissed'


“If you’re going to just yell at me, that’s not going be an effective town hall,” McCormick said, five minutes into defending Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service.

“But we’re pissed!” a woman shouted.

ROSWELL, Georgia — The crowd packed into City Hall and filled an overflow room with one question, above all, for their Republican congressman: What did he think of Elon Musk’s slash-and-burn mission to shrink the federal government?

Their Atlanta suburb in a solid-red district was hardly a hub of the liberal resistance, but hundreds had shown up to confront Rep. Richard McCormick in person. Now each argument from the lawmaker brought a new round of shouts, groans and boos.

“If you’re going to just yell at me, that’s not going be an effective town hall,” McCormick said, five minutes into defending Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service.

“But we’re pissed!” a woman shouted.

​

Town halls this week for congressional Republicans from Georgia to Wisconsin to Oregon grew testy as voters showed up to vent, outraged at the firing of workers and the Department of Government Efficiency’s access to sensitive data. Protesters showed up around the country at lawmakers’ offices.​

​

The backlash extends far beyond federal workers in the Beltway, reaching purple districts that will decide control of Congress in 2026 and swing states like Georgia that helped return Trump to the White House. Layoffs just hit the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Funding freezes have halted clean-energy projects championed by President Joe Biden.​

​

The crowd at McCormick’s town hall Thursday night was decidedly liberal. But new Washington Post-Ipsos polling suggests some of Trump and Musk’s moves are unpopular beyond the Democratic base. About 6 in 10 Americans surveyed were opposed to shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development, which Musk bragged about feeding “into the wood chipper.”​

​

Republicans have overwhelmingly backed DOGE’s mission and even moved to replicate it at the state-level, including in Georgia. But they’re also struggling to justify the scope of some cuts and scrambling to get exceptions for their constituents — in some cases lobbying the Trump administration to restore federal funding to their states.​

​

Anna Foy teared up as she waited with her mother to watch McCormick’s town hall from overflow. The 33-year-old Army Reservist said the Bureau of Land Management had abruptly rescinded a job offer wrangling wild horses; she spoke to someone in McCormick’s office, she said, and was here to follow up.​

​

“I’ve worked six years to develop my resume around this job,” Foy said. “I don’t know what to do.” When the town hall finished, she waited to speak with the congressman’s staff.​

​

She didn’t want to talk about politics because of her Army role, she said — she just wanted her job back.​

post #5:
The private GOP panic over the slash-and-burn DOGE firings
White House aides are inundated with congressional calls as Republicans fret.

“I thought we were supposed to be in a new era of meritocracy. Not the indiscriminate firing of people,” said one Republican congressional aide granted anonymity to speak candidly.

 

[Correll]

post #5:
The private GOP panic over the slash-and-burn DOGE firings
White House aides are inundated with congressional calls as Republicans fret.

“I thought we were supposed to be in a new era of meritocracy. Not the indiscriminate firing of people,” said one Republican congressional aide granted anonymity to speak candidly.

So, you're dropping that point about the woman from the linked article? Just moving on to next attack?


LOL.

 

[Dante]

Or the 10,000 who lost their jobs on Biden’s first day because he cancelled the Keystone Pipeline?

Wow! You really are fuit-loopy, eh.

What Biden’s order does​

 

[Harry Dresden]

The MAGA crowd going after military veterans - military veterans that aren't in the streets on drink and drugs, with mental instability issues most likely from before military service.

They hate the working class. Even themselves. They've been sold on "culture war" issues over their own well being.

and I suspect, many of not most don't like people who get captured like John McCain, POW/MIA

since when have you cared about vets?....

 

[struth]

I don't believe that either the Musk families, or the Trump families have ever experienced the sacrifices made by those families who have answered a call of military service. I may be in error here, but...

For decades now most every government department and agency as well as consultants, contractors, vendors to local, county, state, and the federal governments has been required by favor and by law to select military service veterans to be included in hires, with preferences favoring them. Let us be totally honest here: "included" equals inclusion, a much dreaded by some, goal.

Middle class lifestyles, which include no fear of food in the pantry and on the table, home mortgages, car payments, school tuitions for children and for college educations, vacations, healthcare, death and burial costs, and more have been a staple of the lifestyle that comes with a government job.

It appears that both Musk and Trump are tone deaf, or purposefully completely deaf to the concerns of many Americans in government service - especially those with a military service connection.

What Republican backers (at least publicly), from the MAGA peanut gallery are hearing when they go home -- home, meaning their electoral districts -- is...

Let the record show it and tell it: “If you’re going to just yell at me, that’s not going be an effective town hall' - 'But we’re pissed'


“If you’re going to just yell at me, that’s not going be an effective town hall,” McCormick said, five minutes into defending Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service.

“But we’re pissed!” a woman shouted.

ROSWELL, Georgia — The crowd packed into City Hall and filled an overflow room with one question, above all, for their Republican congressman: What did he think of Elon Musk’s slash-and-burn mission to shrink the federal government?

Their Atlanta suburb in a solid-red district was hardly a hub of the liberal resistance, but hundreds had shown up to confront Rep. Richard McCormick in person. Now each argument from the lawmaker brought a new round of shouts, groans and boos.

“If you’re going to just yell at me, that’s not going be an effective town hall,” McCormick said, five minutes into defending Musk’s U.S. DOGE Service.

“But we’re pissed!” a woman shouted.

​

Town halls this week for congressional Republicans from Georgia to Wisconsin to Oregon grew testy as voters showed up to vent, outraged at the firing of workers and the Department of Government Efficiency’s access to sensitive data. Protesters showed up around the country at lawmakers’ offices.​

​

The backlash extends far beyond federal workers in the Beltway, reaching purple districts that will decide control of Congress in 2026 and swing states like Georgia that helped return Trump to the White House. Layoffs just hit the Atlanta-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Funding freezes have halted clean-energy projects championed by President Joe Biden.​

​

The crowd at McCormick’s town hall Thursday night was decidedly liberal. But new Washington Post-Ipsos polling suggests some of Trump and Musk’s moves are unpopular beyond the Democratic base. About 6 in 10 Americans surveyed were opposed to shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development, which Musk bragged about feeding “into the wood chipper.”​

​

Republicans have overwhelmingly backed DOGE’s mission and even moved to replicate it at the state-level, including in Georgia. But they’re also struggling to justify the scope of some cuts and scrambling to get exceptions for their constituents — in some cases lobbying the Trump administration to restore federal funding to their states.​

​

Anna Foy teared up as she waited with her mother to watch McCormick’s town hall from overflow. The 33-year-old Army Reservist said the Bureau of Land Management had abruptly rescinded a job offer wrangling wild horses; she spoke to someone in McCormick’s office, she said, and was here to follow up.​

​

“I’ve worked six years to develop my resume around this job,” Foy said. “I don’t know what to do.” When the town hall finished, she waited to speak with the congressman’s staff.​

​

She didn’t want to talk about politics because of her Army role, she said — she just wanted her job back.​

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Yes we are aware dembot voters are showing up at gop congressional town halls and protesting cutting fraud, waste and abuse of tax dollars

We get the left supports those things

 

[yidnar]

Yes we are aware dembot voters are showing up at gop congressional town halls and protesting cutting fraud, waste and abuse of tax dollars

We get the left supports those things

its an old leftist tactic ..

 

[Crepitus]

Lol. They aren't deaf. They heard us loud and clear on election day. Promises made, promises kept.

Not really.