Joe Biden was working at a distance to dominate the civil service for so long, a cafeteria in the Ministry of the Interior remained years after the end of the pandemic.
Donald Trump and 'First Buddy' Elon Musk have not only reduced the size of the federal workforce, but also to demand those who stay behind to the office.
The interior was one of the many departments for which employees did not have to return to the Biden administration and a photo taken on Thursday, it shows as a complete ghost city, according to Fox News Digital.
'You have federal employees who show up to protest against President Trump's plan to make the government work for people on a federal vacation, but they refuse to show up to work when they collect a salary of American taxpayers. It's just crazy, “said the source.
Doug Burgum, the new Minister of the Interior of President Trump, is not waiting for the efficiency of Musk's Department of Government Efficiency to resolve this.
The former governor of North Dakota said in a statement: “Under the Biden administration there were so few people in the inner office that the cafeteria closed!”
“The American people have chosen President Trump because they want results,” he said.
“The workforce back to the office will help to speed up the sprint of America to the dominance of energy consumption.”
The interior was one of the many departments for which employees did not have to return to the Biden administration and a photo taken on Thursday, it shows as a complete ghost city
Joe Biden allowed the work remotely to dominate the civil service for so long, a cafeteria in the interior department remained stopped year after the end of the pandemic
An anonymous source close to the situation said the photo “Show exactly what is wrong with the mentality of far too many federal employees.”
Although they understood why the cafeteria was closed in the early days of the pandemic, they wondered why Biden was so sleeping during his presidency that it was not reopening.
Similarly, the Department of Housing and Urban Development seems to be on 'a Spirit Halloween financed by the taxpayer' that almost looks like nobody has been inside since Biden took on.
Dailymail.com has contacted the White House for comments.
Elon Musk has returned to personal work a requirement for those that do not get rid of.
'Require federal employees to come to the office five days a week would lead to a wave of voluntary termination that we welcome: if federal employees do not want to show up, American taxpayers should not pay them for the privilege of the COVID era Staying at home, “he wrote last year in a Wall Street Journal Opinion Essay.
They claim that Trump had the authority to order 'reductions in force', despite existing legislation on the protection of the civilian service that would prevent the executive from firing staff.
But they sounded a compassionate note and insured that possibly banned government employees would receive them a soft landing.
Doug Burgum, the new Minister of the Interior of President Trump, is not waiting for the efficiency of Musk's Department of Government Efficiency to resolve this
Donald Trump and JD Vance both want federal employees to be back to work
“Employees whose positions are eliminated, deserve it to be treated with respect, and the goal of Doge is to support their transition to the private sector,” read the OP.
At least 75,000 federal employees have accepted a buy -out of the White House and much more is expected to be cut.
The Ministry of Government efficiency of Elon Musk (DOGE) sharply divided in the first months of Trump's second presidency into Washington.
While some have been picked up about a few cuts, including the dismissing of a number of energy workers department that supervise the nuclear arsenal of America, that Trump quickly reversed, Maga Republicans say that other financing was a huge waste.
In one of the most shocking announcements, DOGE said last week that it cut at least $ 1.9 billion in misplaced funds from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and said that the government of former President Joe Biden was fault.
“These funds were reserved for the management of financial services, but were no longer necessary,” Dog wrote in a post to X, adding that the funds were primarily lost because of a 'broken process'.
“The funds are now available for other use by the treasury,” the department said.
In the midst of the entire series of cutbacks on other agencies, Musk drove an idea that a 'Doge dividend' would send from $ 5,000 to every American taxpayer, a piece of the $ 55 billion he claims to have saved so far.
Doge claims that the savings were found by a combination of detecting and removing fraud, canceling contracts and lease contracts and selling assets.
The savings were usually made in the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the Ministry of Education, the Office of Personnel Management, the Ministry of Health and Human Services and the Department of Agriculture.
After the CEO of the Investment Agency James Fishback said that sending cash to taxpayers would show off the savings, Musk replied to say that he would “check with the president.”
