After the Democrats made conditions on passing a CR bill based on such issues as assuring funding for transitioning children is restored, along with funding for USAID’s network of anti-American agit prop “NGOs,” President Trump shut down ALL budget negotiations. As the deadline looms (October 1, 2025) it appears increasingly likely the government will be shut down.
The Democrats are hoping their illegal campaign machine, the corporate media, will fill the airwaves with stories of people losing their benefits, but even some Democrats are warning that the party that prevents a CR passage over extreme party positions usually loses the PR war, even WITH illegal campaign advertising from the corporate media.
President Trump has upped the ante by threatening to lay off thousands of federal workers in response to the government shutdown. The White House budget office issued a plan of action in response to a government shutdown that will include effectively shutting down programs they are not legally compelled to continue. This will result in thousands of Federal workers being fired, workers in departments most likely infected with anti-American insurrectionists, aka Democrats.
White House budget office threatens mass firings if government shuts down – CNN
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The White House budget office is telling federal agencies to prepare plans for mass firings in the event of a government shutdown, with instructions to target programs they are not legally required to continue.
The directive, outlined in an Office of Management and Budget memo to agencies and obtained by CNN, represents a sharp break from the government’s handling of past shutdown scenarios — and an escalation by the Trump administration amid a standoff with congressional Democrats over federal funding.
In the memo, OMB directs agencies to identify programs whose funds will lapse if Congress fails to meet the September 30 funding deadline and that have no alternative source of funding. Those programs should then be targeted for sweeping reductions in force that could permanently eliminate jobs that are deemed “not consistent” with President Donald Trump’s priorities.
“We remain hopeful that Democrats in Congress will not trigger a shutdown and the steps outlined above will not be necessary,” OMB wrote in the memo.
