C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
‘Elon Musk threw a tantrum after his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was dealt a series of legal setbacks, immediately calling for the impeachment of federal judges. “Without judicial reform, which means at least the absolute worst judges get impeached, we don’t have real democracy in America,” Musk said on X.
He reacted after federal agencies were ordered on Thursday to immediately reinstate tens of thousands of federal workers with probationary status who had been laid off by DOGE as part of its sweeping government cost-cutting efforts, dealing a blow to Musk, as he seeks to eventually reduce the deficit by $1 trillion. Musk has been on a mission since President Donald Trump returned to the White House to overhaul the federal workforce, and has claimed to have slashed tens of billions in wasteful spending so far—partly by firing thousands of federal workers across multiple agencies.
A multistate lawsuit had accused the federal government of unlawfully firing tens of thousands of probationary employees and claimed the terminations occurred without transparency, placing excessive strain on state unemployment support systems and causing economic damage.
In response, an order by Judge James Bredar of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland—which expires March 27—requires that 18 federal agencies must offer jobs back to the probationary workers affected since Trump took office. They have until 1 p.m. Monday to rehire their terminated employees, The Washington Post reported.’
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The rulings against Trump are consistent with the law and policy; the executive branch has the authority to discharge Federal employees but must follow established policies, procedures, and the law – Trump failed to do that.
The only person who needs to be impeached is Trump.
He reacted after federal agencies were ordered on Thursday to immediately reinstate tens of thousands of federal workers with probationary status who had been laid off by DOGE as part of its sweeping government cost-cutting efforts, dealing a blow to Musk, as he seeks to eventually reduce the deficit by $1 trillion. Musk has been on a mission since President Donald Trump returned to the White House to overhaul the federal workforce, and has claimed to have slashed tens of billions in wasteful spending so far—partly by firing thousands of federal workers across multiple agencies.
A multistate lawsuit had accused the federal government of unlawfully firing tens of thousands of probationary employees and claimed the terminations occurred without transparency, placing excessive strain on state unemployment support systems and causing economic damage.
In response, an order by Judge James Bredar of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland—which expires March 27—requires that 18 federal agencies must offer jobs back to the probationary workers affected since Trump took office. They have until 1 p.m. Monday to rehire their terminated employees, The Washington Post reported.’
Musk Immediately Calls for Judges to Be Impeached After DOGE Rulings
Federal agencies were ordered to reinstate tens of thousands of federal workers.
The rulings against Trump are consistent with the law and policy; the executive branch has the authority to discharge Federal employees but must follow established policies, procedures, and the law – Trump failed to do that.
The only person who needs to be impeached is Trump.
