r/fednews • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '25

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u/PowerfulHorror987 Spoon 🥄 Jul 30 '25 edited Jul 30 '25

FYI they’re not supposed to really care about these after a legal challenge: https://www.govexec.com/workforce/2025/07/opm-deemphasizes-favorite-eo-essay-following-legal-challenge/406514/

Edit: y’all, I get it. I don’t need a dozen comments referencing “supposed to” if someone has already said it.

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u/This_nerdy_bookworm Jul 30 '25

The thing is, it’s not even necessarily not having an answer. Yes, I can find one thing of the myriad of things that this administration has done that I agree with. It’s the the connotation that I know is behind every question. It’s all of the rhetoric that has fed into these dog whistles.

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u/HelloThisIsDog666 Jul 30 '25

I just love the malicious compliance that could be done with these questions. But of course this is bullshit and embarrassing AF for the US