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30. Likely part and parcel of installing election deniers, corrupting CISA, and...

Tue May 26, 2026, 04:32 PM

5 hrs ago

...enlisting federal agencies and personnel in the corruption of the midterm elections.

Of all the corrupt enterprises they are juggling, that is the top priority for 2026.

https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-midterm-elections-takeover

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Trump administration proposes NDAs for all federal workers [View all] BumRushDaShow 10 hrs ago OP

"Never rat on your friends, and always keep your mouth shut ..." pat_k 10 hrs ago #1

No. travelingthrulife 10 hrs ago #2

Part of having a clearance Jerry2144 10 hrs ago #3

Trump transparency is OPAQUE. bucolic_frolic 10 hrs ago #4

At best (eom) AZLD4Candidate 7 hrs ago #21

What about the leaks from 1600 Pa and the Pentegon's chats? Historic NY 10 hrs ago #5

So he wants to treat federal workers as though they're Stormy Daniels? RedWhiteBlueIsRacist 10 hrs ago #6

Not just NO UpInArms 9 hrs ago #7

NDA for thee but not for me relogic 9 hrs ago #9

Fool, they don't work for you. They work for US. GFY. n/t TygrBright 9 hrs ago #10

Not enforceable Aviation Pro 9 hrs ago #11

Better idea I think they should all wear body cameras ToxMarz 8 hrs ago #12

Somebody please remind Chump that these people aren't HIS EMPLOYEES FakeNoose 8 hrs ago #13

NDAs are not enforcable for illegal acts. Blue Full Moon 8 hrs ago #14

I love that, thank you! mahina 8 hrs ago #16

There are no such 'thing' as 'laws' for the gangster-in-chief. Justice matters. 7 hrs ago #23

He's using NDAs as a way to silence whistleblowers. YodaMom2 8 hrs ago #15

When someone is mobbed up dlk 8 hrs ago #18

Unconstitutional on its face and violates federal employee contracts. Ford_Prefect 8 hrs ago #19

Wasn't the "leak" about Venezuela from Figarosmom 8 hrs ago #20

We. already do an SF312 for access to classified... COL Mustard 7 hrs ago #24

Sounds like he's trying to expand the definition of "confidential information." Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin 7 hrs ago #25

This is redundant and pointless Johonny 7 hrs ago #26

NDA's are un-American, especially in the government Walleye 7 hrs ago #27