Tie this story to the countless federal layoffs at VA hospitals.
Donna
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Bookworm, ΡθΚ, foster parent, special needs adoption, stuck on the Beltway. #StandWithUkraine
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I wonder about the dampening affect of people signing up for additional years with the National Park Service (armed) and The National Guard.
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Are the homeless going to be added to detention centers????
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Skilled trades are needed to build those water gobbling data centers.
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President Trump expects a listening exercise because he doesn’t want to DO anything!
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For Nasia Israel, President Donald Trump’s vow to crack down on D.C. crime in the wake of an alleged attack on a former DOGE employee stirs mixed emotions.
“It comes at their front door, and now you wanna do something about it?” she asked. nbc4dc.com/tohMjGk
DC crime victim's sister asks why feds didn't care earlier
The sister of a man beaten to death by teen girls asks why politicians didn’t care about her brother’s death. The grandfather of a toddler who was shot to death said he’s happy about the idea of a bigger federal police presence in the short term.
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If the economy you promised to boost is lagging, w/prices rising... If the wars you vowed to end--"very quickly"--are still raging... If you continue to hide the Epstein files & dangle a pardon for his accomplice...you need a BIG distraction! Introducing... The DC takeover!!
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Coming to a city near you.
Breaking news: The Trump administration is considering making a military “reaction force” for civil unrest that would have 600 troops remain on standby to deploy in as little as one hour, according to internal Pentagon documents reviewed by The Post.
Pentagon plan would create military ‘reaction force’ for civil unrest
Documents reviewed by The Post detail a new National Guard mission that, if adopted, would require hundreds of troops to be ready around-the-clock.
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Dear Democrats, read the room. The federal govt will come down hard on you.
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"Pentagon plan would create military ‘reaction force’ for civil unrest."
Before he took office, President Trump had an informal playbook for how he would take control of D.C.
The only questions were which option he would choose and when he would opt to implement it, according to two people briefed.
Inside Trump’s decision to deploy the National Guard in D.C.
President Donald Trump long had a playbook for deploying the National Guard in D.C. and a week ago had new motivation after a former aide was hurt in an attempted carjacking.
