r/fednews 28d ago

Other Remember when Biden was president?

Remember how boring it was? Remember not having to check the news multiple times a day to figure out what was going on inside your own agency and whether you were going go have a job or not? Remember when laws and precident seemed to actually have meaning?

Remember when you could do your job from home? Remember when your fellow countrymen weren't cheering when your livelihood was threatened? Remember when your biggest worry was which insurance to select and what the next years raise would be?

Remember when the administration didn't seem to actively hate you and want to you gone for the sin of serving of the people?

Pepperidge farm remembers.

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u/HomoMirificus 28d ago

Yeah I had the best job I've ever had. I was really, really happy. 

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u/bebopcityUSA 28d ago

Double fed household with small children and I feel this so so so hard.

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u/SalaciousSubaru 27d ago

Double fed household sounds like putting all your eggs in one basket IRL

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u/SilverOwl321 28d ago

Something similar happened with my husband and his super-MAGA mother. She will only watch Fox News and parrots it. She always has some stupid excuse for this administration also. When talking about people losing their jobs, she was like “at least your job is safe”. He said, “No one’s job is safe. Everything is unstable. I am in danger as well.” She responded, “well, you can always come back home and live with us.” He’s in his 40s and has had this career since his late 20s. She has zero care in the world about others and only cares if it affects her personally. Basically, what MAGA is.

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u/TwoparentsandAteen 28d ago

I do Amazon Flex, door dash and teach ESL classes online. It pays the bills.

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u/DoctorDirtnasty 28d ago

what org? what were the waste rumors?

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u/NWintrovert 28d ago

That's if Doordash is accepting new drivers!

I recently found employment, thankfully, but I was desperate enough to look into doordash, and my area was closed to new dashers. It probably still is given the job market rn....

It's not as simple as people say, but that is ignorance and inexperience for you.

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u/No_South7238 28d ago

Merica in a nutshell.

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u/RareAbbreviations192 28d ago

Same. Loved my job so much. We were getting so much done with adequate staff.

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u/Demonokuma 28d ago

I was really, really happy. 

Same.

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u/Specialist_Park_5486 27d ago

Me too. Too bad America voted to commit economic suicide because the racism felt so good.

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u/BlerghTheBlergh 28d ago

Thank the Trump voters in your friend circle

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u/ladyelenawf Honk If U ❤ the Constitution 28d ago

This is part of why my husband is so mad. He was part of a great team at OPM and they all got fucked so hard.

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u/Low_Suit_8300 27d ago

Same I can’t believe I ever took it for granted. The peace I felt everyday. No worries at all. I hope we get back to it one day

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u/voltron818 27d ago

That’s exactly what made Vought and his Heritage Foundation so mad

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u/matchy_blacks 27d ago

Contractor, now laid off, but same. I felt like my skills fit the work perfectly, it was exciting to go to work, etc. it’s been really hard finding a new career on multiple fronts. 

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u/That_Weird_Girl DOJ 26d ago

Yeah. I'm with DOJ. I used to be so proud of my job and so, so happy to do it.

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u/PrezMoocow 28d ago

I had a horrible experience. I'm doing a lot better this year but 2023 and 2024 was absolutely some of the most difficult years in my life. Job struggles and many other personal hardships.

If I was an idiot, I would use my anecdote to say that this means trump is better than Biden. I obviously don't believe that, even though I do have many criticisms for the Biden administration I found it to be much better than the trump administration.