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One of the official resistance pages of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Not an official government page. Views expressed here DEFINITELY do not reflect those of the regime. Sailors cuss like ME.

I’ll be joining the other Alts in punching out for the long weekend starting this afternoon. Time away from the horrors is not only nice, but necessary. We’ll be back next week, hopefully refreshed, with several cases of whoop-ass and stories we won’t be able to share. Take care, and Happy 4th. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

Clarence Thomas says the 14th Amendment should be read narrowly because it was written for formerly enslaved people. By that logic, the 2nd Amendment was written for muskets, not AR-15s. Funny how that kind of originalism only shows up when it's convenient.

Jared Kushner wants Albania's protected wetlands. The government obliged. Protesters said no. 29 days later, they're still saying no — with flamingo cutouts and flags, in the streets, every single night. Europe is watching. Is anyone else?

Nine people opposed to this regime. Eight of them were at an ICE protest. ONE WASN’T EVEN THERE. Some didn’t even know each other. One person shot a cop in the shoulder. Yet they’re all being labeled “antifa” and have been sentenced to anywhere from 50 to 100 YEARS in prison in bullshit charges

The New Republic@newrepublic.com · last mo.

Last July 4, activists set off fireworks at a detention center in Alvarado, Texas, and some vandalized cars, slashed tires, & broke a security camera. On Tuesday, they were sentenced to at least 50 years in prison for being part of an “antifa cell.” trib.al/Q81hS4D

ICE agents detained a man at Bridgeview’s courthouse Wednesday, telling sheriffs they had a warrant but never showing one. Arrests on civil warrants are barred by state law at courthouses, prompting questions of if the detainment violates it — and if so, who will hold them accountable. 🧵/10

Officials say ICE violated state law detaining man without presenting a warrant at Bridgeview courthouse

ICE agents arrested a man at the Bridgeview courthouse Wednesday, and told sheriffs they had a warrant but didn't present one. State law signed in December bars federal agents from detaining people wi...

chicago.suntimes.com

If you remember (haven’t memory holed that fucking shit) the RIFs happened in waves. I’m sure this shit was not planed that way because these fuckers are as dumb as their moms for giving birth to them (swallow ladies, make the world better) but that’s how it went down #thedogefiles

From: Ciarlante, Roseanna <Roseanna.Ciarlante@opm.gov>
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Subject: RE: HHS Competitive Areas for Approval
Thomas,
Please find attached the approval of HHS’ March 25 and 26, 2025, requests for exception to the 90-day
competitive area rule. Please reach out if you have any questions.
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Roseanna
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Subject: HHS Competitive Areas for Approval
<< File: HHS 26 MAR Competitive Areas Submission Attachment.xlsx >>
Dear Michael and team,
Please find attached one more short list of competitive areas for CDC.
Sincerely,
Thomas J. Nagy Jr., MLER
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Resources/ Chief Human Capital Officer
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Subject: HHS Competitive Areas for Approval
<< File: OPM Memo (Final).pdf >> << File: OPM Competitive Area Grant (Final).docx >> << File: HHS 25 MAR
Competitive Areas Submission Attachment.xlsx >>
Dear Michael,
HHS is requesting OPM approval of competitive areas which will be in effect less than 90 days prior to a proposed
effective date of a reduction of force, in accordance with 5 CFR 351.402(c). Please find attached a memorandum
supporting HHS’s request as well as a spreadsheet describing the details of each competitive area. I have also
attached a proposed approval of the waiver, in case that is helpful.
Please note we will be sending one additional list of competitive areas tomorrow focused on CDC.
Sincerely,
Thomas J. Nagy Jr., MLER
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Human Resources/ Chief Human Capital Officer
Office of Human Resources
Mobil 202-531-5545
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