Federal employee lawsuit alleges security, privacy risks in new OPM communications system https://federalnewsnetwork.com/workforce/2025/01/federal-employee-lawsuit-alleges-security-privacy-risks-in-new-opm-communications-system/

I remember seeing someone posted a breakfown of everythingncovered in project2025 along with page numbers for reference. I can't seem to find it for some reason. I would like to share with some people. Is anyone able to guide me in the right direction please?

hello! im currently working on a doc about key points of propject 2025 and everything trump has done/will do throughout his presidencey and was wondering if someone would like to help me with this task! (doing research and writing stuff with records, dates, times, etc.) if you would like to help please either comment under this post or dm me!! thank you! <3

I made two docs one just stating everything and the second same thing but in detail. (the detail is a W.I.P) but I will be working on it soon. so I figured I would post both and you are free to continually check it as I add stuff daily/weekly.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18gXIusnJaB2m1Qw2m-VKB6BrC0gGHzb_RXOMLOT7tPU/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sKO3MAunVxGM4k47WDM22Ib2SX9h1MKO_2hGf2bYFlE/edit?usp=sharing

Take a read of this over reaching bill.

National Abortion ban Contraceptive ban. Women in workplace restrictions.

I hope this post is okay. So a black Facebook friend of mine said that we (democrats) are being dramatic about 47 and everything that has been happening and I'm seeing people agreeing. To be honest we aren't being dramatic enough. We are kinda just letting stuff happen which scares me. If I'm not mistaken it took Hitler like 53 days to dismantle democracy and establish a dictatorship in Germany. Many people believe it could never happen. But that's the thing. I'm sure those people in Germany thought the same thing.

They also said that we act like we didn't feel pain under Biden? Did yall feel pain under Biden? Was i just living in oblivion? I mean things weren't prefect by any means but they kinda a continuation from the previous administration and we were still fighting our way out of a pandemic of a virus we were still figuring out. Inflation and wages definitely were not aligning but this has been the case for decades. I mean minimum wage hasn't changed since 2009. This just shows you that that our wages have not kept up with our cost of living. It probably should at least be $15 an hour and every other wage should increase across the board. But this just has not been happening.

I never felt dread when I saw a breaking news alert with Biden. Well maybe a few times but it wasn't constant and every day. This is so chaotic and it's only January. We really don't know what the next day will bring. My heart goes out to the trans community. They are not protected under this current administration and that was another reason this post confused me as I thought many of the people commenting were supportive of the trans community. Well then how can you support an administration doing everything they can to take away trans rights?

I'm at work so do have to wrap this up. But I feel hopeless. I just hope we will have an America within the next 4 years. 😞.

For the purposes of this article, we will address only the provisions of Project 2025 that are listed below.

...eliminate food stamps for people who do not have a job or are not looking for a job. This means that people who are out of work and do not have enough money to buy food will not be able to get help from the government. [299]

...eliminate federal rules that protect children from working in mines, meatpacking plants and other dangerous workplaces. This could lead to exploitation, interference with education, normalization of child labor, and an increased risk of injury or death for children. [595]

...apply cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). This means that many people who need help buying food would no longer get money from the government to buy food. [298]

...require states to implement work requirements for SNAP recipients. This means that people who are able to work would have to get a job or do some type of work in order to get food stamps. [299]

Now here is a perfect example of Project 2025s intent and application:

Instead of having compassion borne of experience, Heartless Republican congressman, Rich McCormick, rails against child labor laws by saying poor teenagers should be forced to work for food.

We don't know if this vacant soul was the product of a family who couldn't fully provide for their children or were just cold-blooded bastards who never should have had children. But regardless of circumstance it is not excusable to take one simple example and then build an all encompassing doctrine around that single anecdote.

But that is what Trump and his MAGA sycophantic cultists do, isn't it?

They will take a independent situation like an immigrant's crime and extrapolate until it becomes an all-enveloping elucidation of an entire culture; one issue becomes a federal program.

The sad thing is this MAGA Version of Pearl Pureheart's villain, Oil Can Harry, is not a stand-alone creep. The whole MAGA movement has devolved into a cabal of uncaring hypocrites who rationalize that the more they can diminish others, the better they can feel about their worthless selves.

They are foul, but still pitiable.

See this report:

https://www.alternet.org/gop-rep-school-lunch/

'Seek help': GOP rep buried for saying poor kids on free lunch 'sponge off of the government'

One House Republican appeared to suggest that the tens of millions of kids on free and reduced school lunch programs are moochers who should have to work to earn food.

During a Tuesday interview on CNN, host Pamela Brown interviewed Rep. Rich McCormick (R-Pa.) about President Donald Trump's new announcement that he was imposing a 90-day pause on all disbursements of federal money until agencies could ensure spending is line with Trump's agenda. The vaguely worded funding freeze — which is expected to begin at 5 PM Eastern Time and is already being challenged in court — could impact everything from Medicaid funding to food stamps and possibly even federal funding for school lunches.

McCormick — who joined Brown from Trump's Doral resort in Florida where House Republicans are having a retreat — defended Trump's decision and suggested that kids at risk of losing their school lunch benefits could instead learn the "value" of hard work.

"You talk about school lunches? Hey, I worked my way through high school. I don't know about you, but I've worked since I was 13 years old, picking berries in a field before we had child labor laws that precluded that," said McCormick, who is 56 years old and was born well after President Franklin Delano Roosevelt introduced child labor laws in 1938. "You're telling me that kids who stay at home, instead of going to work at Burger King, McDonalds during the summer, should stay at home and get their free lunch instead of going to work? I think we need to have a top-down review.

Report continues here:

https://www.alternet.org/gop-rep-school-lunch/

https://stopproject2025comic.org

Maybe I’m the last one to find out about this — but sharing anyway.

As the question states.

here is a google doc I made talking about project 2025 and everything trump has done/is doing while in office before he finally leaves! its js bullet points to make it quick if you have any questions or want to go in depth about theese topics I can do that as well <3 https://docs.google.com/document/d/18gXIusnJaB2m1Qw2m-VKB6BrC0gGHzb_RXOMLOT7tPU/edit?usp=sharing

It's gone....

MAGA, you believed Trump's lies when he said he had no knowledge of Project 2025 and would never do anything to harm members of his base. You put your faith and trust in him, believing your futures would be safe and sound with prosperity assured.

Now's the time to wake up and smell the deceit.

As outlined in Project 2025, the House is now outlining how they will steal the money formally used to fund your healthcare and other services in order to reduce taxes on the already obscenely rich oligarchs (think Musk), and corporations that pay little tax now.

Medicaid, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Retirement benefits for the elderly are all on the chopping block, as well as a range of other proposals that will mostly impact the least among us.

Trump and his co-conspirators blinded with stories of hate, while all the while picking your pockets.

See this report:

© Tampa Free Press

House Republican committee chairs have outlined potential federal spending cuts ranging from $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion as part of their efforts to fund a massive tax cut package, according to a report by Punchbowl News on Friday. The proposals, discussed during a closed-door meeting this week, would significantly reshape federal programs and services, sparking debate over the potential consequences for millions of Americans.

The Energy and Commerce Committee is leading the charge with proposed cuts of up to $2 trillion, targeting programs such as Medicaid, environmental regulations, and energy policies.

The remainder of the report can be seen here:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/house-republicans-propose-up-to-3-trillion-in-spending-cuts-to-fund-tax-cuts-package/ar-AA1xQFJ3?

The news of this is out there, but it is not being elevated and talked about enough. I am going to post some articles in the comments and I invite you to do the same and share them in your spaces! Fascism is rising but the people are fighting back.

In my American History class, we're learning about post-Civil War reconstruction. And I need someone to tell me: when did the Republican Party go from "Slavery is evil, we need to abolish it" to whatever the hell it is today? When did it become the GOP? When did all this shit hit the fan so hard that the most successful anti-slavery party now hosts such racist man in America as president?