USDA tries to reverse mistaken firing of bird flu response workers

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6 thoughts on “USDA tries to reverse mistaken firing of bird flu response workers

  1. It’s almost as though DOGE is working on behalf of external non-state actors determined to bring down the United States government. Nothing they’re don’t couldn’t be done with 60 days of study first, then submission to Congress. Rule of law!

  2. DOGE, Musk and everyone involved with DOGE is a joke. So far there have been a whole lot of allegations of fraud with ZERO proof of the existence of fraud. Do I think there is fraud, heck yes, the government is fraut with fraud. Do I believe that DOGE is solving any of the fraud? Heck no, all they are doing is cutting staff and not solving the problem by creating additional problems.

  3. Trusk and Mumps and their MAGAt and Muskrat teams are solving bird flu by firing the people working on it. Theny they’ll declare a victory, because there will be on one left to find out if bird flu is still a “thing.” And if a few bad eggs get through and cause people to become ill, well, Trusk and Mumps will just say the sick and dying are liberals, and the country will be better off without them.

  4. Remember in 2017 Trump fired the pandemic response team “because it was a waste of tax money”. Tell me how that “saved” us anything in 2020?!?

    For every worked fired where somebody said “oops” and realized they were doing something that mattered, I’ll bet there are a hundred more that got fired and just because we don’t understand what their job was, we won’t notice until there is some other kind of disaster.

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