Caolinn Golden
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Halting spending approved by Congress.
Firing independent inspectors general from federal agencies.
Replacing civil servants with loyalists.
All plans pulled from Project 2025.
Remember when Trump denied knowing about the playbook and the media gave him a pass?
Firing independent inspectors general from federal agencies.
Replacing civil servants with loyalists.
All plans pulled from Project 2025.
Remember when Trump denied knowing about the playbook and the media gave him a pass?
January 28, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Halting spending approved by Congress.
Firing independent inspectors general from federal agencies.
Replacing civil servants with loyalists.
All plans pulled from Project 2025.
Remember when Trump denied knowing about the playbook and the media gave him a pass?
Firing independent inspectors general from federal agencies.
Replacing civil servants with loyalists.
All plans pulled from Project 2025.
Remember when Trump denied knowing about the playbook and the media gave him a pass?
Reposted by Caolinn Golden
Trump's pause on tens of billions of dollars in federal spending is plainly illegal.
But his real goal isn't to shrink government. It's to get the Supreme Court to concentrate even more power in his hands.
But his real goal isn't to shrink government. It's to get the Supreme Court to concentrate even more power in his hands.
Clearly illegal
This isn't about cutting the size of government. It's about further concentrating power in Trump's hands.
robertreich.substack.com
January 28, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Trump's pause on tens of billions of dollars in federal spending is plainly illegal.
But his real goal isn't to shrink government. It's to get the Supreme Court to concentrate even more power in his hands.
But his real goal isn't to shrink government. It's to get the Supreme Court to concentrate even more power in his hands.
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There’s no such thing as “too many books”—only not enough shelves, not enough time, and not enough space for the dream library with a sliding ladder. But let’s be honest… we’ll keep buying books anyway.
December 18, 2024 at 10:30 AM
There’s no such thing as “too many books”—only not enough shelves, not enough time, and not enough space for the dream library with a sliding ladder. But let’s be honest… we’ll keep buying books anyway.