BREAKING: The White House is preparing for "MASS LAYOFFS" in case the government shuts down, taking advantage of a funding interruption to lay off additional federal workers.
Chuck Schumer is facing a major setback!
- Shutdown the government, Trump dismisses bureaucrats
- Keep it running, and give in to Trump
"The memo from the White House Office of Management and Budget directs agencies to consider firing employees working on any program that is not funded by another law, such as Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacted in July, and which does not align with the president’s priorities. Once government funding is reinstated after a shutdown, agencies should revise their plans to keep only the smallest number of employees necessary to legally operate, the memo says," reports WaPo.
This is how you plan and adapt!
Chuck Schumer is facing a major setback!
- Shutdown the government, Trump dismisses bureaucrats
- Keep it running, and give in to Trump
"The memo from the White House Office of Management and Budget directs agencies to consider firing employees working on any program that is not funded by another law, such as Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacted in July, and which does not align with the president’s priorities. Once government funding is reinstated after a shutdown, agencies should revise their plans to keep only the smallest number of employees necessary to legally operate, the memo says," reports WaPo.
This is how you plan and adapt!
BREAKING: The White House is preparing for "MASS LAYOFFS" in case the government shuts down, taking advantage of a funding interruption to lay off additional federal workers.
Chuck Schumer is facing a major setback!
- Shutdown the government, Trump dismisses bureaucrats
- Keep it running, and give in to Trump
"The memo from the White House Office of Management and Budget directs agencies to consider firing employees working on any program that is not funded by another law, such as Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacted in July, and which does not align with the president’s priorities. Once government funding is reinstated after a shutdown, agencies should revise their plans to keep only the smallest number of employees necessary to legally operate, the memo says," reports WaPo.
This is how you plan and adapt!
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