Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Relax everyone. There were no massive purges last time. There will not be any this time. Yes, life will be more diffficult, particularly at some of the more politicized agencies like EPA and DOJ. But they will not get rid of a large portion of the government.
You sound very naive.
Do you recognize they will be more prepared and organized this time, and they've been planning for this? (Unlike 2016 when he was a longshot).
They have the courts now.
In his first term he had some legit Rs (all the ones who came out against him in this election), now it will just be fringe ppl and Elon etc.
Anonymous wrote:Relax everyone. There were no massive purges last time. There will not be any this time. Yes, life will be more diffficult, particularly at some of the more politicized agencies like EPA and DOJ. But they will not get rid of a large portion of the government.
Anonymous wrote:Relax everyone. There were no massive purges last time. There will not be any this time. Yes, life will be more diffficult, particularly at some of the more politicized agencies like EPA and DOJ. But they will not get rid of a large portion of the government.
Anonymous wrote:They will likely reinstate hiring freezes
Anonymous wrote:They will likely reinstate hiring freezes
Anonymous wrote:So let’s say he does something drastic, can someone explain how it works. Is this the RIF process that I sometimes hear about? And what happens to employees eliminated in a RIF?
Anonymous wrote:The absolute hack job that is going to happen to the federal bureaucracy is the best thing that will come out of the next four years.
- a former bureaucrat