What did Trump F Up Today

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Social Security Administration to require in-person identity checks for new and existing recipients


How To F up the system this is it

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The Trump Administration has a detailed plan sabotage Social Security — a plan even they acknowledge will cause “service disruption,” “operational strain,” and “budget shortfalls,”

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Social Security's new in-person identification requirement angers retirees and advocates

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Today, Trump signed an Executive Order directing Secretary McMahon to take all necessary steps to dismantle the Department of Education, an agency that serves over 5.6 million students across 9,000 Texas K-12 schools. This reckless, unlawful action doesn’t just skirt Congressional authority—it endangers the support for the most vulnerable students and schools in Texas: the 700,000 students with disabilities, the $140 million allocated for bilingual learners, and the $1.8 billion in funding for Title I schools that serve over 3.6 million students, including many in Austin.
As a product of Austin public schools myself and as a father and grandfather of successful AISD students, I know the value dedicated educators bring to our community. Our public schools are vital for both individual opportunity and our continued economic promise.

It’s so appropriate that Governor Abbott has joined President Trump for this announcement, since both are undermining public education. Their attacks on federal support for education are furthered by their promotion of state and federal voucher schemes. This isn’t just about policy—it’s about priorities. Abbott’s and Trump’s actions cater to the demands of billionaire donors to redirect these funds to finance private academies and trillions in tax breaks.

President Trump may claim to put America first, but this latest move makes it painfully clear: he is putting us last. In Texas alone, the Department provides over $580 million to support our workforce. Yet Trump, out of touch with the lived experience of working families, seeks to cripple investment in both our students and our future workforce. His agenda, supported by Elon Musk and Governor Abbott, is simple: starve our public schools—the foundation of our democracy—of resources that create well-informed citizens. Why? So it’s easier to sell their backward beliefs, peddle their “alternative facts,” and secure a future where ignorance is a weapon.

Because the Department of Education was established by statute enacted by Congress, Trump has no authority to shut it down by Executive Order. This is another attempt to overwhelm and wear down the American people. The hundreds of messages I have received on this issue demonstrate that Austin, the only place I have ever called home, will never surrender. We stand together, fighting for every student’s right to succeed and against this illegal power grab.

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Seniors won't complain if they miss a Social Security check, Lutnick says

WTF

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When am I supposed to feel all the negative effects from all the government cuts?

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When am I supposed to feel all the negative effects from all the government cuts?

You won't in Mississippi your State already F up by Republicans
Hahahahahaha

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New Social Security requirements would be nearly impossible to meet without help in rural communities that lack internet, transportation

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Apparently someone text United States war plans to someone

WTF

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The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans U.S. national-security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bombs started falling.

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Apparently someone text United States war plans to someone

WTF

DOGE is certainly NOT a national security risk!!! Getting a bunch of kids to rifle through secure documents without any kind of security clearance couldn't possibly be a risk. Lol

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Quite the F Up

White House Inner Circle Discussed Secret Military Plans in Extraordinary Breach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth disclosed war plans in a group chat that included a journalist hours before U.S. troops launched attacks in Yemen.

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