Since his account is monetized, this is always an easy way to start the day by making a few bucks. Televangelism in the social media era.

Judge Chuang is mulling whether to grant a preliminary injunction in a suit alleging that DOGE violates the Appointments Clause.

He asked the government to file documents that reflect who authorized certain actions related to the dismantling of USAID.

Some of the responses are..interesting. 1/

We have these up in VA02…

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“The photographs show the words "Gaza is not for sale" sprayed across one green and another green appears to have been dug up.”

DOGE cut off payments for the electricity, cell phone, and internet service of U.S. government employees who work in a high-risk area in Central America.

Meanwhile, DOGE apparently plans to spend $25,000 to install a washer and dryer for their own personal use in a federal office building in DC.

the thing about chasing what you think is public opinion is that if and when things turn you will have made a bunch of statements and taken a bunch of stances that you’ll have to disavow. probably a better strategy just to say what you actually believe and stand by it. anyway, this guy sucks.

“…if you really want to proceed to censure the gentleman from TX for talking about no mandate to cut Medicaid, then certainly we're going to have to move to censure the President for using a racial & ethnic slur against a sitting US Senator."
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In the report, the parties "were unable to come to an agreement" on compliance.

Plaintiffs, more or less, say payments should be issued by March 10.

DOJ says payments to plaintiffs "within 10 working days," nonparties' payments "expected" from State within 2 weeks and USAID in 30-45 business days.

We held a townhall hall for Jack Bergman. He didn't show up
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