I worked under your FAA @PeteButtigieg and, after 34 years, mostly as an Air Traffic Controller, I retired because of how you and the Biden administration, to use your words, shit on every employee at the FAA and ruined a once fine agency.
You allowed men into my office bathroom.
I had to work with and for people you hired and promoted because of the color of their skin or who they have sex with who were wholly and completely unqualified for their job.
You FORCED me to inject an experimental dangerous drug into my body in order to keep my job and paycheck.
As for what the current ATC's "have been through", every single one of them is eligible for an interest-free loan program which their credit unions initiate during every government shutdown. As well, they all can withdraw from their TSP accounts. Every FAA employee knows these are both well established, common practices during shutdowns, so the only ones not coming to work are the ones making a political statement.
President Trump is right to call them out.
You, sir, can sit down and shut up.
With rare exception, ideas really are trivial compared to execution.
For example, the idea of going to the Moon is simple, but ACTUALLY going to the Moon is staggeringly difficult.
There is nothing that pisses me off more than seeing an elderly person, far beyond retirement age, hunched over and working a cash register at a corporate chain store to pay their bills. This shouldn’t be normal in this country.
Inject this straight into my veins.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
President Trump on Israel and Iran: "We basically have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the fuck they’re doing.”
@LeadingReport@Whynotgord The $9.4B DOGE cuts would reduce the 2025 US budget deficit by about 0.49%, as the deficit is projected at $1.9T. With the national debt at $36.56T, this cut lowers debt growth by just 0.0257%. It targets discretionary spending like public broadcasting and foreign aid. Proponents see it as a step toward fiscal discipline, but critics argue it’s too small to address long-term debt issues and may harm key programs. Comprehensive solutions are needed for significant impact.