Republican politicians face their anger at Doug’s pieces

When employees at the tax office in Oujdin, Utah, arrived at a few weeks ago to find dozens of their colleagues who were rejected by the Illon Musk business squad to reduce costs, they quickly resumed a Republican Congress member.

They were hoping that Blake Moore, whose office is located in the same building as the internal revenue service center in the small city in the footage of the Wasatch Mountain series, was concerned about sudden job discounts in the largest individual employer in the region.

In Donald Trump, he won more than 20 percentage points last November, the so -called musk Ministry of Governmental efficiency (Doug) seemed to “actively destroy our lives and livelihoods of our local economy,” said Tauri Tauri, whose mother also worked and found in the agency, and who requested her full name for not publishing for fear of revenge.

The first congress area in Utah, where federal employees represent at least 4 percent of the workforce, is not more strange. Throughout the country, several republican The areas that have been exposed to workers in health affairs and old warriors, park gardens and even weather service staff forced their representatives to defend uninterrupted discounts.

Moore, in particular, had to walk in a thin line in response to job losses. As a hook committed deficit, he was not only in support of the broader Musk efforts, but in December he became the prime chair for the Doug Assembly in the House of Representatives.

In a virtual municipal hall last month, where the local tax authority employees angry at the actions of Duji, a member of Congress admitted that he was “disappointed” from the random methods of the initiative.

He added that he was “working hard to communicate and this is not the right approach and that people want to be part of the solution and we should not alienate them at this time.”

The employees of the employees were unhappy. “He went out and said he was sympathetic … and sent email messages to the White House,” said Robert Lawrence, head of the local separation of the National Treasury Union. “But we need more of it.”

Georgia’s personal halls in Georgia, Wisconsin, North Carolina and other places have turned to a confrontation that the Republican leadership in the House of Representatives advised members to hold virtual meetings instead.

In the endeavor to calm tensions, some Republicans followed, for example, Moore, expressing his dissatisfaction with Doug’s tactics with caution that they remain supportive of his general goals.

Tom Cole, who contains the Oklahoma region of a large federal workforce, told the local media this week It has led to “errors” of Musk’s attention, and the cuts stopped to the National Weather Center and the local social security office, as well as to a local hospital.

“You should be able to defend your voter to provide the case,” said Cole, the chairman of the Parliament’s credits committee, which controls the government’s portfolio.

“But at the end of the day, there is nothing wrong with the executive branch that looks at each facility,” he added. “We have excessive facilities, we have a waste. We are running a 2 -dollar deficit. So, I will not get angry with someone who brings me ideas on how to save money.”

There is no sign of the presence of a Republican member in the Congress that goes further and publicly fights with musk. Regardless of the risks of the richest political donor to the United States, the actors fear that they will make mistakes from their voters carrying Trump, who sympathize with the broader Dujas mission.

A poll conducted by Harvard Kabs/Harris last month I found that 70 percent of Americans believe that the government is “full of waste, fraud and incompetence.” Nearly 85 percent of Republicans said that they believed that Duji was helping to make “large budget discounts”.

“If you really don’t like Trump, Dogs have made you hate it more,” said a strategic expert in the Republic, who advised members of the House of Representatives. “However, the majority of Americans believe that there is great waste and fraud within the government, and they are mysterious because it is treated.”

This abundance was missing among federal workers in Oujdin. The Tax Authority staff said that they were blind when a few hundred test staff – a category that includes any person who started a new role during the past year, regardless of their oldest or previous work years – was abandoned without any clear explanation.

“People have gone” overnight, including members of her team who achieve less than 40,000 dollars per year, but collectors recover millions of dollars for American taxpayers every year, “Tori said in an already attacked office.

According to Doge’s proposals, 20 percent of the workforce is scheduled to be lay off in the May 15. In Oujdin, this will be translated into 1500 other jobs.

Jeremy, who worked for the Tax Authority in the city for 20 years, said that the cuts had been “not present.” He added that his parents, sister and cousin are working everything or worked in the service, expecting that the additional demobilization will be a “economic disaster” for the region, especially if it spread to the local air force base and the ancient warriors hospital in the nearby Solt Lake City.

The Tax Authority and Doug Representative did not respond to the suspension requests. Moore’s office refused to comment.

On Saturday, a few dozen workers gathered outside the Tax Authority building in the center of Ogdin to protest the latest cuts. “You can not meet anyone here that a federal employee has not touched,” said Krystal Kirkpatrick, a local union official who worked in the Tax Authority for 12 years.

Only 8,000 people, according to the Dean Economy Economy at the KEM C Gardner Policy at the University of Utah. “If you only look at the Weber Province, where there are actual IRS facilities, that is, about 6 percent of employment in this field.”

But a few Kirkpatrick colleagues attended the gathering. “We are all a little tense, we all have a goal on our backs,” she said.

Rick, a veterans of local warriors, said he agreed that the government needs some reform. “There will always be something that should be better,” he said. But he criticized the way Dog is close to shooting. He added that many OGDen tax employees voted for Trump, but “they had no idea about the chaos he would have attended.”

Federal courts recently ordered the employment of test staff, including in OGDEN, but they may not be able to prevent the most comprehensive discounts planned by DOGE in the Tax Authority and other places.

“The judicial branch came for us,” said Daniel Martinez, a spokesman in the Rally on Saturday. “We need Congress to act for us as well.”

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