Recession means the economy is contracting, which means it's producing less. Government produces nothing. Therefore, government jobs produce no economic value. Therefore, the idea that eliminating any number of government jobs could cause a recession is just economically clueless. Liberalism is a religion, it's the only way to explain concocting clueless arguments like this.
You mean people working those jobs don't spend any of their money?
What do they do with it, stuff it in their mattresses?
OK, fair question honestly asked. If a worker works in the private sector, then they are helping their company produce a product or service that creates a profit, that profit is growth in the economy. They earn a salary, which they spend. But remember their salary came out of the economy as well, so their spending it puts it back into the economy, but it is not a net gain for the economy. The fact that their job helped their company take inputs, add value and output something of greater value did.
In the case of a government worker, their salary comes out of the economy, but they do not do a job which grows the economy, which means that the best they could ever have is a zero impact on the economy since the money taken to pay their salary is taken out of the economy to start with. So to even not harm the economy, you would have to assume zero waste. That government doesn't waste money is in fact preposterous. So government jobs do in reality do nothing but harm the economy.
Again, that removing government workers from the economy could harm it is an impossible contradiction. There is no economic value created.