President Donald Trump - J.D. Vance Administration

Allowing 1 new hire for every 4 departures isn't going ti help already understaffed medical facilities. Yes, I and 3 brothers are veterans along with numerous friends and cousins.

All new hires will have to be approved by doge staffers, maybe 19 year old kids

Yeah this is sure ti help
Wife works for the VA. They’ve been on a hiring freeze for over a year now. You weren’t crying then, Cat Vomit.
 
How much has been cut from the billions in government contracts musk holds?

Well, I guess you could put a hold on it.... and eventually you'll have dead astronauts up there.

I would say the U.S. relies on Space X and Starlink, not so much the other way around... probably a different story when SpaceX was first starting. I mean, if they want to cut NASA and DOD spending and that cancels out SpaceX future contracts, I'm all for it. Early SpaceX wouldn't have lasted without the government contracts, in today's world... that isn't the case.
 
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Do you ever get tired of being wrong? Not only was there a hiring freeze in 2024 the VA also cut frontline HC positions.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/10/politics/va-job-cuts-frontline-worker-invs/index.html
Beyond the accurate links you have provided. I can share from personal experience. My wife joined the VA in summer of 2023. They were hiring and also looking to grow. End of 2023, the growth talk ceased. Beginning of 2024, she was told she was fine BUT some positions would not be filled if a departure were to occur.

I don’t really see attacking the VA as a political win. So I imagine support positions will be under heavy scrutiny from the new administration. But going after Doctors and Nurses would be idiotic. Not worth the pushback from the public.
 
I'm sure it exists but I searched but didn't find your criticism of Xavier Becerra who served under Biden. He was never a health care professional and was also lawyer.

Edit: just checked Obama's and they weren't health care professionals either. Why is this now a requirement?
Also fairly common in the private sector. Many people running healthcare organizations lack formal medical training.
 
Yes.

A former heroin addict and convicted felon (who is not a health care professional, and has no relevant work experience, and who also can't answer basic questions concerning either Medicare or Medicaid) is now the Secretary of Health and Human Services.

What a proud time this is for America. I assume El Chapo is in line to be Trump's DEA Administrator?
The face of Democrat drug and human trafficking: 1739545203667.png
 
Beyond the accurate links you have provided. I can share from personal experience. My wife joined the VA in summer of 2023. They were hiring and also looking to grow. End of 2023, the growth talk ceased. Beginning of 2024, she was told she was fine BUT some positions would not be filled if a departure were to occur.

I don’t really see attacking the VA as a political win. So I imagine support positions will be under heavy scrutiny from the new administration. But going after Doctors and Nurses would be idiotic. Not worth the pushback from the public.
When did auditing become synonymous with 'attacking'? Every agency should be.
 

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