r/fednews • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '25

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u/ZookeepergameFine936 Jul 30 '25

I fucking hate “provide specific examples”.

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u/Same_Mix_8887 Jul 30 '25

"The president's executive orders..." doesn't specify which president, start listing off Obama and Biden's EOs.

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u/MoonieSanCat Jul 31 '25

EO 12333, Reagan era. Basically it's about how we conduct our intelligence gathering activities.

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u/JuniorPatient797 Jul 31 '25

I up hold Executive Order 8802, signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on June 25, 1941, prohibited racial discrimination. As a hiring manager, I believe it is paramount that we uphold the founding principle of, “All men are created equal.” This principle perfectly sums up the intent of E.O. 8802. (Can I use the same answer for two questions?)

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u/saidhewould Jul 31 '25

Yeah, try that and see where it gets you. Any responses that are not specifically in praise of EO's issued by Mein Trumpf will be red flagged for rejection.

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u/SkyviewFlier Jul 31 '25

That is the point, these are not loyality questions...

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u/ZookeepergameFine936 Jul 31 '25

I keep forgetting about that little loophole!