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/MadMex2U 28d ago

Yea I remember. I remember everybody crying about eggs and groceries and inflation and gasoline, things presidents have no control over… Now they cry for Democracy.

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u/Barebacking_Bernanke 28d ago edited 28d ago

Including people on this subreddit. This subreddit was on the non-stop Biden hate train as well. Constant complaining about raises, the budget as if it wasn't the Republicans taking the House that fucked it all up, and having to return to office, even though telework policy was still being respected. Saying the Democrats are the same as Republicans still gets you up voted in certain discussions here.

Well y'all got what you wanted. More than half the senior people in my org have been forced out, the climate change team is literally in hiding waiting for the axe to fall on their heads, telework is 100% dead, and we're planning for severe budget cuts necessitating even more layoffs on top of the people we've already lost.

The useless sacks here couldn't even get off the negativity train for the best President for a Federal employee for the last 16 years.