Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 07:30     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:No, people in my agency are still resigning in disgust.


excellent news.

i have experienced absolutely no negative impacts due to these "draconian" cuts.

sure seems to me that most of the negative impacts were blown out of proportion to reality.


Are you able to think long term? In a way that is about not just yourself?
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 07:28     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:not at State

What's the plan there?
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 06:59     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:The RIFs at most agencies are on hold for now per the preliminary injunction. Expect things to speed up if the SC grants an emergency stay on the PI.

When, not if.
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 06:56     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:DOGE is only just now arriving at the small agencies.


Yes.
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 06:36     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:No, people in my agency are still resigning in disgust.

This. Leadership from our small agency said Doge has recently contacted them, but hasn’t arrived yet.
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 06:32     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:No, people in my agency are still resigning in disgust.


excellent news.

i have experienced absolutely no negative impacts due to these "draconian" cuts.

sure seems to me that most of the negative impacts were blown out of proportion to reality.
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 02:16     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The RIFs at most agencies are on hold for now per the preliminary injunction. Expect things to speed up if the SC grants an emergency stay on the PI.


How soon could the emergency stay happen? Has it been requested?


I think they have requested it. It could happen in 1-2 weeks.
Anonymous
Post 05/29/2025 00:15     Subject: Re:Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Not by a long shot, RIFS are being held off right now by an injunction but the court cases is still playing out and injunction is being appealed.

Elon may be going into the background but Doge is still active and Vought is said to be taking Elon's place at the helm. If anything he may be worse than Elon.


Good. The Department of Education needs to go.


Seems more like the administration thinks education needs to go.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 22:18     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:The RIFs at most agencies are on hold for now per the preliminary injunction. Expect things to speed up if the SC grants an emergency stay on the PI.


This. All these people saying "it's over" and "it wasn't that bad" are delusional and illiterate.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 21:11     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:Elon has gone back to the private sector and we haven’t had the massive firings that we saw in February through April.


Because they didn’t work
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 20:59     Subject: Re:Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:Not by a long shot, RIFS are being held off right now by an injunction but the court cases is still playing out and injunction is being appealed.

Elon may be going into the background but Doge is still active and Vought is said to be taking Elon's place at the helm. If anything he may be worse than Elon.


Good. The Department of Education needs to go.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 20:49     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

No, people in my agency are still resigning in disgust.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 20:14     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:The RIFs at most agencies are on hold for now per the preliminary injunction. Expect things to speed up if the SC grants an emergency stay on the PI.


How soon could the emergency stay happen? Has it been requested?
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 20:01     Subject: Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

DOGE is only just now arriving at the small agencies.
Anonymous
Post 05/28/2025 19:48     Subject: Re:Are the DOGE cuts pretty much over?

Anonymous wrote:Not by a long shot, RIFS are being held off right now by an injunction but the court cases is still playing out and injunction is being appealed.

Elon may be going into the background but Doge is still active and Vought is said to be taking Elon's place at the helm. If anything he may be worse than Elon.



Such an expensive, useless bunch. They fire thousands and claim to save billions, but how much of that money has been spent on lawsuits and security for these idiots? I guess when we finally get our DOGE check it will be for $3.00.