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It absolutely is not. The article says no such thing and you show yourself as an untrustworthy participant in this discussion.

• dcow 2y ago
  > Those impacted in the wee hours of Saturday morning also received emails late Friday from DOGE with the subject line, “What did you do last week? Part II.” They were asked first last last week. And then again on Friday. —— > According to Politico, the emails — prompting employees to list their weekly accomplishments by Monday — were widely distributed across multiple agencies, including the State Department, the IRS, and the NIH. I’m not making this shit up…
  • scintill76 2y ago
    These quotes support the existence of the emails, which people here aren't disputing. They say nothing about whether the only layoffs were those who didn't respond, which was implied by your original statement that "the people let go were unable or unwilling to send an email listing 5 things they accomplished in the last week."
  • blactuary 2y ago
    The emails went to every federal employee, not any specific agencies. You don't seem to know anything about this whatsoever
  • blactuary 2y ago
    My wife got the email, did not reply, and is not fired. You have no idea what you're talking about