From Supporters to Critics: Ex-Trump Employees Reflect on Job Losses
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From Supporters to Critics: Ex-Trump Employees Reflect on Job Losses

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Summary:

  • 62,000 federal workers fired by the Trump administration's Department of Government Efficiency.

  • Many affected employees are Trump voters expressing anger over job cuts.

  • Stories include a veteran father and a woman who supported Trump but faced abrupt firings.

  • Concerns raised by Gen Z voters about job security and financial stability.

  • Calls for protests against the mass firing of veteran employees.

A Shift in Perspective

Many former government employees who supported Trump are now expressing dismay after losing their jobs due to the administration's policies. The Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk, has reportedly let go of over 62,000 federal workers in February alone.

Voices of Discontent

Ironically, several of those affected are Trump voters who feel targeted by these job cuts. Here are some of their stories shared on the r/LeopardsAteMyFace subreddit:

  1. A veteran father who supported Trump but was recently fired from the VA.
  2. A woman who hung a Trump campaign sign outside her house but was abruptly fired from her civil service job.
  3. A Gen Z Trump-voter worried about the uncertainty surrounding their partner’s government job as the sole provider.
  4. A veteran advocating for a protest against the mass firing of veterans.
  5. A self-described "devoted supporter" of Trump seeking advice after being laid off from the General Services Administration.
  6. A Trump-voting ex-federal worker wishing they had voted for Kamala Harris instead.
  7. A federal employee angry about the narrative that federal workers are lazy and worthless.
  8. A Trump voter fired from their federal job, criticizing the administration's lack of concern for the damage caused by job cuts.

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