No notes.

How does this analysis fare for mspb or nlrb?

I’m starting to think maybe musk isn’t a genius.

Hold the line feds. Collectively we hold the cards.

average pay for Feds is $106k per year for average 12 year length of service. Average age of Feds is 47. Average severance is $48k. Multiply that by half the civilian workforce, 1.15M, that’s $55B in severance payouts.

YOU DONT HAVE THE CARDS says the player who has the best hand.

Can we talk about the cord management here?

Successful challenges include attys feeds. If the admin is successful on Humphreys Executor, take it to the dc circuit. Make agencies pay. Not all feds will win, but some will. The government could end up having to pay enormous amounts of backpay. This means bargaining and nonbargaining unit ees

The admin is trying to selectively use rif regs. Every fed needs to know them, assert them, ask for retention registries, challenge notices, and flood the zone with litigation. Rifs entitle feds to severance pay that can really add up. Use that to crush their “savings.”

I want to know the answer to these questions every day since January 20 - not what has been concocted now.

The question is when was Elon head of doge vs sge. The timing is not in the declaration. Did that happen today to evade jurisdiction?

And ask for a list of all “doge” employees.

Also no timeline for these events. Was he made advisor to prez today? Declarant should be subject to cross examination.

Oppose: people who know history
Support: lunatics
Unsure: people who don’t know history

Dems should insist in the budget fight that U.S. Marshalls service be housed in the judiciary.

Not the least of the problems is that it contains a waiver of all rights which will undoubtedly be argued as the right to enforce the “contract!” #holdtheline

How about do both.

Democracy dies in darkness.