Trump47 First Week & Beyond Catch-All

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Just to be clear, again: I do not read the OMB memo to offer a "buyout" or "severance" to employees where they can quit work and still get paid for up to 8 months of no work. I know that's what media is reporting, but I think they're wrong. They're saying they will continue to pay you your normal salary if you continue to work. They may be intentionally attempting to sow confusion on that point so that employees will think they can quit immediately and get paid for eight months, when in reality they'll just stop paying them if they stop working.
 
rodoheel said:
Just to be clear, again: I do not read the OMB memo to offer a "buyout" or "severance" to employees where they can quit work and still get paid for up to 8 months of no work. I know that's what media is reporting, but I think they're wrong. They're saying they will continue to pay you your normal salary if you continue to work. They may be intentionally attempting to sow confusion on that point so that employees will think they can quit immediately and get paid for eight months, when in reality they'll just stop paying them if they stop working.
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I have read different reports and I was confused on this same point. I mentioned it earlier but then deleted because it isn’t clear (to me, at least).
 
Also think of how dumb ramrouser's logic is. If there are really a bunch of federal employees who are being paid a salary to do yoga and not do any actual work, those people are not going to quit! If they're really getting paid to do nothing, they will continue to do nothing. It's the people who are overworked (doing the actual work) who will take the offer. Brilliant strategy!
 

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Andrew Kloster, a self-described “raging misogynist” with a public history of racist comments and insistence on loyalty to President Donald Trump, has been installed as general counsel for the federal government’s human resources agency, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).

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Kloster, who is now responsible for advising the government’s H.R. department, has a long history of racist and sexist online comments and social media posts. In a response to a post on The Volokh Conspiracy legal blog, as reported by The Daily Beast, Kloster wrote, “Consent is probably modern society’s most pernicious fetish.” He also has written online that “Slaves owe us reparations.” In 2023, roughly six months after being served a temporary restraining order, he tweeted, “I need a woman who looks like she got punched.” POGO’s queries sent to OPM and Kloster sought comment on these and other statements; neither addressed these questions.
 
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Andrew Kloster, a self-described “raging misogynist” with a public history of racist comments and insistence on loyalty to President Donald Trump, has been installed as general counsel for the federal government’s human resources agency, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).

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Kloster, who is now responsible for advising the government’s H.R. department, has a long history of racist and sexist online comments and social media posts. In a response to a post on The Volokh Conspiracy legal blog, as reported by The Daily Beast, Kloster wrote, “Consent is probably modern society’s most pernicious fetish.” He also has written online that “Slaves owe us reparations.” In 2023, roughly six months after being served a temporary restraining order, he tweeted, “I need a woman who looks like she got punched.” POGO’s queries sent to OPM and Kloster sought comment on these and other statements; neither addressed these questions.
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Wow. Just fucking wow.
 
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Andrew Kloster, a self-described “raging misogynist” with a public history of racist comments and insistence on loyalty to President Donald Trump, has been installed as general counsel for the federal government’s human resources agency, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).

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Kloster, who is now responsible for advising the government’s H.R. department, has a long history of racist and sexist online comments and social media posts. In a response to a post on The Volokh Conspiracy legal blog, as reported by The Daily Beast, Kloster wrote, “Consent is probably modern society’s most pernicious fetish.” He also has written online that “Slaves owe us reparations.” In 2023, roughly six months after being served a temporary restraining order, he tweeted, “I need a woman who looks like she got punched.” POGO’s queries sent to OPM and Kloster sought comment on these and other statements; neither addressed these questions.
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MAGAs - please defend this
 
CFordUNC said:
Mercer Law's accreditation gets threatened more and more with every Ramrouser keystroke.
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How he and other board shitposters are able to navigate common, everyday life situations is confounding. And I'm not saying that to be funny or mocking. They represent a microcosm of MAGA. It's a wild phenomenon that really underscores the power of propaganda and human biases.
 
rodoheel said:
Also think of how dumb ramrouser's logic is. If there are really a bunch of federal employees who are being paid a salary to do yoga and not do any actual work, those people are not going to quit! If they're really getting paid to do nothing, they will continue to do nothing. It's the people who are overworked (doing the actual work) who will take the offer. Brilliant strategy!
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If they’re “forced” to come into “work” they will. Are you watching twitter and tic toc accounts?
 
CFordUNC said:
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Link to proof that federal workers have been "spending their days in yoga classes, flipping houses, working 2nd jobs"? Thanks in advance for helping us get to the bottom of this!
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Do you read the news or have any common sense? What have these people been doing the last 5 years? DC is a ghost town.
 
Ramrouser said:
If they’re “forced” to come into “work” they will. Are you watching twitter and tic toc accounts?
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Yep, everyone forced to come into an office magically transforms from a lazy, do-nothing freeloading thief into a determined, productive worker.
 
Ramrouser said:
If they’re “forced” to come into “work” they will. Are you watching twitter and tic toc accounts?
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Am I watching Twitter and Tik Tok accounts? No, I'm pretty sure that's the President of the United States you're referring to. We'll see how successful they are in "forcing" people to come into work in the office. One thing I can guarantee is a mountain of litigation from severed federal employees who have substantial legal protections against being terminated, especially in such a ham-fisted way.

I also wonder how you think the federal government is going to attract any good employees after this? "Come work for the federal government; we expect you to work harder than private sector employees, with less work flexibility than private sector employees, for less money than private sector employees. And by the way, if you don't kiss the photo of King Trump every morning when you come into the office, you'll be fired for disloyalty" Anyone with a brain can understand that the intent of this isn't to make government more efficient, it's to make the government not function. But the peabrains like you gobble it up, convinced that the important work of the federal government can be done by some dickhead Heritage Foundation wonk, a few janitors, and AI.
 
So any Republican now who believes in Christ and loves this Country is now a ….. queue SCARY music, is now a WHITE NATIONALIST. OMG.
 
I don’t care if they make federal employees go into the office. I don’t think it’s necessary but there are some benefits. But the idea that these people are not doing any work is stupid.
 
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