Trump Has Harsh Response to Federal Workers Losing Jobs

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A reporter asked the president what responsibility he felt for the civil servants who had lost their jobs during Wednesday’s Oval Office meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.

“I feel very badly, but many of them don’t work at all,” Trump replied just one day after cutting nearly half of the Education Department’s staff,

”Many of them never showed up to work. Many of them, many of them never showed up to work," he repeated.

The president insisted that the job cuts are targeted at “the people that aren’t working or are not doing a good job,” a message echoed by the department’s Secretary, Linda McMahon.

“What we did today was to take the first step of eliminating what I think is bureaucratic bloat,” she said after announcing the staff cuts.

Trump and his billionaire buddy Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency have fired tens of thousands of federal employees in their crusade to reduce the size of the government and weed out “waste.”

The world’s richest man has repeatedly suggested that federal workers are not working hard enough, even though The Washington Post found that federal workers usually work an average of 43 hours a week, the most of any class of worker.

How do you know someone is not doing their job when you don't even know what their job is?
 
A reporter asked the president what responsibility he felt for the civil servants who had lost their jobs during Wednesday’s Oval Office meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.

“I feel very badly, but many of them don’t work at all,” Trump replied just one day after cutting nearly half of the Education Department’s staff,

”Many of them never showed up to work. Many of them, many of them never showed up to work," he repeated.

The president insisted that the job cuts are targeted at “the people that aren’t working or are not doing a good job,” a message echoed by the department’s Secretary, Linda McMahon.

“What we did today was to take the first step of eliminating what I think is bureaucratic bloat,” she said after announcing the staff cuts.

Trump and his billionaire buddy Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency have fired tens of thousands of federal employees in their crusade to reduce the size of the government and weed out “waste.”

The world’s richest man has repeatedly suggested that federal workers are not working hard enough, even though The Washington Post found that federal workers usually work an average of 43 hours a week, the most of any class of worker.

How do you know someone is not doing their job when you don't even know what their job is?

Feet up at home with an open beer and a video game controller doesn't add up to work hours.
Sorry...
 
A reporter asked the president what responsibility he felt for the civil servants who had lost their jobs during Wednesday’s Oval Office meeting with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.

“I feel very badly, but many of them don’t work at all,” Trump replied just one day after cutting nearly half of the Education Department’s staff,

”Many of them never showed up to work. Many of them, many of them never showed up to work," he repeated.

The president insisted that the job cuts are targeted at “the people that aren’t working or are not doing a good job,” a message echoed by the department’s Secretary, Linda McMahon.

“What we did today was to take the first step of eliminating what I think is bureaucratic bloat,” she said after announcing the staff cuts.

Trump and his billionaire buddy Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency have fired tens of thousands of federal employees in their crusade to reduce the size of the government and weed out “waste.”

The world’s richest man has repeatedly suggested that federal workers are not working hard enough, even though The Washington Post found that federal workers usually work an average of 43 hours a week, the most of any class of worker.

How do you know someone is not doing their job when you don't even know what their job is?
They can learn to code.
 
The arrogance is amazing, I bet your attitude would change quick if you went to work tomorrow and they told you to take a hike.
 
No one wants a job for life, just until they retire.
There is Accountability in jobs. Sometimes, people are performing exceptionally and they lose their job because someone or some department made the choice to over expand. Is it Fair? Absolutely not. But, what’s your solution?
 
Considering that it required a thread to be made to make a lot of us aware of what happened just goes to show how unimpacted we are by these jobs being terminated. Guess they weren't necessary to begin with.
 

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