Jonathan Turley predicts Trump, Musk’s ‘well thought out’ buyout plan will standup to Dem legal challenges

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George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley predicted on Wednesday that President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk’s “well thought out” buyout plan will withstand Democrats’ legal challenges in court.

Democrats have brought forth legal challenges to Trump’s 45 executive orders, including his administration’s offer to pay government workers for an 8-month period if they agree to resign over their opposition to returning in-person work full time. Turley said these legal challenges will likely not hold up in court, arguing it is an attempt to “micromanage” the president’s attempt to reduce the government’s size.

“Good luck with that,” Turley said. “A lot of what they’re trying to do is micromanage the decision of the president to try and reduce government. He came into office on a campaign pledge to cut the government down in size. The best way to do that, by the way, is to get people to remove themselves voluntarily. That is something that Musk knows something about after he took over Twitter. But what you’re witnessing is a well thought out plan, you know, the fact is if you throw a badger into a crowded car, I guarantee you people are going to get out. Elon Musk is that badger and the idea is to try to get people to remove themselves from the government, restructure it and potentially hire some people back.”


BJ -
I know Turley is not approved by the Echo Chamber Media Bubble Cult.

So sad.
 
George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley predicted on Wednesday that President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk’s “well thought out” buyout plan will withstand Democrats’ legal challenges in court.

Democrats have brought forth legal challenges to Trump’s 45 executive orders, including his administration’s offer to pay government workers for an 8-month period if they agree to resign over their opposition to returning in-person work full time. Turley said these legal challenges will likely not hold up in court, arguing it is an attempt to “micromanage” the president’s attempt to reduce the government’s size.

“Good luck with that,” Turley said. “A lot of what they’re trying to do is micromanage the decision of the president to try and reduce government. He came into office on a campaign pledge to cut the government down in size. The best way to do that, by the way, is to get people to remove themselves voluntarily. That is something that Musk knows something about after he took over Twitter. But what you’re witnessing is a well thought out plan, you know, the fact is if you throw a badger into a crowded car, I guarantee you people are going to get out. Elon Musk is that badger and the idea is to try to get people to remove themselves from the government, restructure it and potentially hire some people back.”


BJ -
I know Turley is not approved by the Echo Chamber Media Bubble Cult.

So sad.
A. Turly is a bought and paid for RWNJ shill.

B. It's not even really a "buyout". He offered them less than a years salary and benefits, nothing else.
 
Of course Hurley said that, that's what they pay him to do.

He's a good little hack, isn't he?
 
A. Turly is a bought and paid for RWNJ shill.

B. It's not even really a "buyout". He offered them less than a years salary and benefits, nothing else.

They’re offering nothing of the kind. They’re promising to continue to pay them for another eight months if they take the buyout.

You must relinquish all rights to sue your employer in accepting this offer. This means that if Trump decides not to give you the money after you sign the paperwork, you can’t go back to your old job and you can’t sue him for not paying you.

4000 “breach of contract” lawsuits suggest to me that Trump is going to screw the employees.
 
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