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Megyn Kelly explaining why Jeffrey Epstein may not have technically been a pedophile. Does she really think this is a winning argument? οΏΌ
Does this mean that someone finally has standing to sue? οΏΌ
Worth listening to Duckworth slamming the weekend talk show host who holds the SecDef titleβ¦itβs π₯ youtu.be/E1pmY8GIuWA?...
Another pardon of a criminal based on a narcissistβs whims and enormous ego. No one seems to care but this happens with alarming frequency.
this is at least the funniest way for the US-led trade order to collapse
I feel like I read about a Trump pardon of a crooked business person (Justin Sun, anyone?) or corrupt politician every week or so. Loyalty is all that matters
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Perfect symbolism. They break anything they touch. youtu.be/YwOa4m0WRps?...
Really feel like Iβm losing my mind: government OBVIOUSLY cannot punish an individual law firm for hiring someone it disfavors! Itβs ludicrously unconstitutional and I feel like without a day of law school I could argue the case. And yet the best paid lawyers in the country are folding?
Such a bummer that Elise Stefanikβs seat wonβt be up for grabs after all but the schadenfreude is delicious www.nytimes.com/2025/03/27/u...
Excuse me while I retch
Heroes.
Good points here.
These attorney resignation letters arenβt going to make a difference in the short run, but they are inspiring.οΏΌ cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_ful...
As a longtime member Iβm so proud β€οΈ nymag.com/intelligence...
Every day Iβm gonna search the news for somebody who is actually standing up to the bullshit. We need more like Phyllis Fong, and this guy. www.reddit.com/r/ChicagoSub...
This is a hair-on-fire situation (gift link)
Musk allies (not official government employees, apparently) seek access to "the sensitive systems control the flow of more than $6 trillion annually to households, businesses and more nationwide."
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One of the most demoralizing things about our current situation is (as my friend put it) the OrbΓ‘n-ification of the American media.
Kansas faces one of the largest tuberculosis outbreaks in US history
Farewell and Thanks (Again) - Illegal Activity in the USAID Front Office Inbox Nicholas Gottlieb to amsofficercouncil, ALL, HCTM.ELR, Alpana, Danielle, Sheila, Sepideh, William, Anya, Stephanie, Lindsey - All: 4:19 PM (4 minutes ago) # Today, representatives of the Agency's front office and DOGE instructed me to violate the due process of our employees by issuing immediate termination notices to a group of employees without due process. I refused and have provided Acting Administrator Gray with written notification of my refusal. I have recommended in that written notification that his office cease ar desist from further illegal activity. It is and has always been my office's commitment to the workforce that we ensure all employees receive their due process in any of our actions. I will not be party to a violation of that commitment. I was notified moments ago that I will be placed on administrative leave, effective immediately. It has been an honor working with all of you at this Agency, which i treasure. Please be kind and considerate of my staff at hctm.eir@usaid.gov. who will be very short-staffed and pressed over the coming months. Until you hear otherwise, Kirsten Gunsolus will be acting in my absence. If you would like to stay in touch, I can be reached a wish you all the best. Sincerely, Nicholas Gottlieb Director, Employee and Labor Relations US AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT HCTM, Rm. 4.07A RRB, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20523 USAID gov | @USAID
A USAID HR director sent out this email today to staff letting them know he was placed on administrative leave.
βToday, representatives of the Agency's front office and DOGE instructed me to violate the due process of our employees by issuing immediate termination notices to a group of employees.β
Just when you think he canβt go any lower β¦.this is obscene.
Trump blames Potomac crash on βDEIβ www.nytimes.com/2025/01/30/u...