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Gabbard has fired a bunch of intelligence officers across 15 agencies for what she calls unprofessionalism in use of a chat site owned by the government. I don’t necessarily have a problem with that depending on what was the content she viewed as unprofessional.

However, at the end of the NBC article was this nugget. If I am reading it correctly it looks like she wants to fire any agents who were assigned to work on diversity programs. Even though they were temporary assignments. This is ridiculous. Just another example of the batshit crazy that Trump attracts. It’s mean, vindictive and authoritarian in nature. She’s a terrible person for doing this.

“Separately, Gabbard’s office and the CIA have sought to fire dozens of intelligence officers who had temporary assignments working on diversity programs. A federal judge has ordered the intelligence directors to put the imminent dismissals on hold while he reviews the action.

The officers have asked to be reassigned and their lawyer has questioned the legality of their planned firing, arguing the intelligence agencies have violated government regulations providing a degree of due process.”


 

The first signs of Donald Trump’s ambitions to dismantle the government actually emerged during the end of his first term, when the Office of Management and Budget tried to use—but ran out of time to implement—his “Schedule F” executive order to strip employment protections from tens of thousands of government workers.

That move, back in 2020, was partly the work of Russell Vought, who is once again leading the OMB. In the four years that Trump was out of power, Vought was busy establishing the framework for the current attacks on the federal agencies and laying out plans for more kinglike powers for the president.
 

The first signs of Donald Trump’s ambitions to dismantle the government actually emerged during the end of his first term, when the Office of Management and Budget tried to use—but ran out of time to implement—his “Schedule F” executive order to strip employment protections from tens of thousands of government workers.

That move, back in 2020, was partly the work of Russell Vought, who is once again leading the OMB. In the four years that Trump was out of power, Vought was busy establishing the framework for the current attacks on the federal agencies and laying out plans for more kinglike powers for the president.
And he is downright gleeful and what he’s doing

 

The first signs of Donald Trump’s ambitions to dismantle the government actually emerged during the end of his first term, when the Office of Management and Budget tried to use—but ran out of time to implement—his “Schedule F” executive order to strip employment protections from tens of thousands of government workers.

That move, back in 2020, was partly the work of Russell Vought, who is once again leading the OMB. In the four years that Trump was out of power, Vought was busy establishing the framework for the current attacks on the federal agencies and laying out plans for more kinglike powers for the president.
This guy is the absolute worst. I'll never understand how or why his in his position.
 

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