Oh Dear, Trump’s Mass Firings, Backfires

[Hymie]

A federal judge has ruled that Trump’s mass firings of thousands of federal government employees during their probationary period was illegal and ordered that the sackings be halted, and the sacked staff reinstated.

 

 

[bookbinder]

So, does this ruling mean that Trump isn't the big shot, the great 'I am!', that he makes himself out to be?

[douglas9401]

It absolutely does. Just another old man who likes makeup.

[Spungle]

Sure the Trump administration are going to give up on delivering their promise to the American people because of the actions of some judge in California!  

[Untitled]

trump fired people who were responsible for monitoring the safety of drugs for animals and livestock

https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/02/19/nx-s1-5301216/federal-layoffs-fda-drug-safety-animals
 

not hard to see how this will cause terrible problems in a few years

[newmodarmy]

The judgement find his services are no longer needed and someone new will take a fresh look at the matter and maybe come to a different decision.

[1ozzy]

//It absolutely does. Just another old man who likes makeup//

Then he needs to find a new make up artist because he's as ugly as a bulls butt hole and just as full of ***

[newmodarmy]

'The judgement' should have said 'the judge may' (autocorrect)

[Old_Geezer]

Government can find their policies hit hurdles.

No doubt they will attempt to deal with them.

[Sinead_O]

"Sure the Trump administration are going to give up on delivering their promise to the American people because of the actions of some judge in California!"

Precisely.  These democrat stooges think they can ride roughshod over democracy.  Idiots.

[Atheist]

The judges' job is to ensure that the law is complied with. They don't make laws. Making laws is the job of the govt, but the govt must comply with existing laws when it wishes to make new ones. Would you be happy if Keir Starmer could simply make new laws whenever he felt like it?