A number of the lawsuits challenging DOGE initiatives lob unsupported allegations about what DOGE might do based on what seems to be simple rhetoric on X or elsewhere. The purpose of this EO is really to better define and provide clarity regarding DOGE’s role and authority. This should provide ammo for the attorneys defending against the lawsuits the swamp is filing.
The President's authority to allocate or redirect spending through executive orders is limited and must be grounded either in statutory authority or the Constitution. In Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, 343 U.S. 579, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the President could not seize and operate steel mills during a labor strike without statutory authorization. This meant that actions like this were exclusively within the purview of Congress, not the executive branch. In other words, the President cannot unilaterally redirect spending or take control of private property without explicit legislative backing.
When a complaint is filed in a court the complaint makes certain allegations, alleges facts to support those allegations, and then requests relief. In the case of this complaint the request for relief included a request for a TRO (Temporary Restraining Order) against the subject of the complaint. In other words they asked that Trump and DOGE be blocked from auditing treasury department data.
As you can see in the announcement above, USAID has put everyone except “designated personnel responsible for mission critical functions, core leadership and specially designated programs” on administrative leave. This means the agency still exists and is still carrying out mission critical functions. So why all the screaming and crying from the Democrats and the left? Because Trump and DOGE do not believe that funding corrupt programs used to pad the pockets of corrupt political figures or other programs that do nothing to benefit America are actually mission critical. This means that those programs will likely not be continuing after the pause. Below are a few examples of such programs.
To understand anything the government does it’s usually best to start with the law or something else I might be able to sue over… in this case the executive order itself was the thing to see.
Link: history.state.gov/historicaldocu…
The weather mod policy act can be found here: congress.gov/94/statute/STA…
Resplendent cedar Osprey (big pharma paid back) said the below for a proposed community note. Classic big pharma lying technique - i didn’t say anything about a virus spreading. This spreads the saRNA poison that makes your body create the spike protein poison. You get infected with the vax that creates the poison not the virus but it’s all WITHOUT informed consent. Keep trying big pharma sellouts.
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Be clear our info is that this facility is not what it is being publicly presented to be. Again - we cannot confirm details but it’s interesting that so many aspects of this project seem to differ from the public statements about it. We will update as we learn more.
Here’s the study DOI: doi.org/10.1016/j.ijbi…
Here’s @VigilantFox reposting from my @mtgreenee hearing:
Here is my Substack. modRNA does whatever the lab the scientists (that may be creating bioweapons if they are in an enemy lab - China anyone?) create it to do. This process is imprecise because scientists do not understand all the intricacies of genetics. This is also related to the #mRNA (which is really #modRNA or something similar) in the food supply.
Here is a link to the full interview (the description includes a ridiculous quote from the AGs office): #COVID19 #DiedSuddenly #DueProcess #Freedom #Censorshiprumble.com/v36okqu-dr.-sh…
PLEASE CALL BELOW & ask for the elected officials in Missouri to support #InformedConsent. There is NO reason to oppose this bill unless you oppose informed consent. 
Here is the link to the study showing the potential to use milk from vaccinated cows for #mRNA: biorxiv.org/content/10.110… #Missouri #HB1169
