then it looks like an official structure because it would be and that would maybe make people more comfortable with it.

Apparently the new hires also have to be according to the executive order approved by some of the DOGE team leads. I'm not sure why we need that because if the head of the OMB, well I guess it's because there'll still be a lot of Democrats in these agencies they might try to pull in a Trump hater or somebody dangerous. So yeah I guess that makes sense. You got to make sure they don't hire some people who are not good for the country. And anyway so that's a really big deal but I like the framing of it putting the OMB in the mix.

According to The Hill the FEMA employee who famously told some of the female people to not knock on the doors and try to help people with Trump signs, so apparently that person violated the Hatch Act. So I guess the Hatch Act is when you're doing political stuff that you shouldn't be doing. Political stuff they should be just doing disaster stuff. Now there's no, I don't know if there's a smoking gun in terms of somebody was injured by this policy but at the base of it the person who was involved seems to have argued that safety was the reason behind it.

So I guess there's no question about what happened. Yes people were informed you know don't necessarily knock on the door of a Trum