McSweeney's Wendi Aarons and Devorah Blachor have a questionnaire that will help the Trump regime decide how to spend federal tax dollars. There are 16 questions in all; here are the first five:
1. It’s important to me that my money supports…
a) public television
b) national parks
c) irrigation for the Mar-a-Lago golf course2. In this era of climate crisis, the government must invest more in…
a) green and renewable energy
b) electric and solar-powered vehicles
c) plastic straws3. My priorities, as a taxpayer, include…
a) investment in our public schools
b) availability of scholarships for higher education
c) providing government subsidies for the world’s wealthiest, smartest, and most virile man, Elon Musk4. Infrastructure, to me, means…
a) fixing our roads and highways
b) improving public transportation
c) pouring millions of taxpayer dollars into the Trump family hotels, resorts, and properties5. Government grants for the arts are essential because…
a) art enriches our lives
b) art increases our ability to have empathy for one another
c) art should create flattering portraits of our leaders, not like the one in Colorado, which was so unfair and distorted, and the work of the radical left...
The key to the answers is as follows (cheating is approved since this questionnaire is about Trump):
If you answered mostly A’s and B’s: You’re now on our treason list, and you might be detained at any time.
If you answered mostly C’s: Congratulations, you’re now head of the IRS.
American history has moved from tragedy and farce in record time.
On the NLRB, this from the inside, the Reddit fednews subforum.
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Whistleblower at NLRB was threatened with sensitive information from his SF86!!!
The Whistleblower from the NPR article this morning was just on Rachel Maddow and had this interesting component to the larger story.
The Whistleblower had a threatening letter taped to his front door (had only been living there for 2 months) which included a picture of him walking his dog from a drone, a long with incredibly sensitive information that the Whistleblower had only reported on his SF86, and wasn't every posted online.
They were vague about what information that was related to for obvious reasons and there is apparently an active police investigation into who did this.
But still... this means that essentially the most sensitive information for all federal workers and contractors who have security clearances (who all have to file an SF86) are now compromised. Any scandalous information or possibly blackmailable information in your SF86 could be used by the Executive branch (or a DOGE staffer with access?) against you.
This one admission to me is actually on par or larger of a story than the initial NPR article about the DOGE access to the NLRB databases.
This is massive.'