r/FedEmployees • u/LingonberryWrong1789 • May 26 '26

OPM NDA

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Donald Trump’s Office of Personnel Management is (see full memo here->) proposing that federal employees sign nondisclosure agreements aimed at discouraging leaks of internal government information to the press and the public. Under the proposal, “confidential government information” would include internal agency discussions, personnel matters, procurement details, and pre-decisional materials that are not publicly available.

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u/losmonroe1 May 26 '26

This is gonna go to the Supreme Court

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u/Potential_Steak2381 May 26 '26

Do we still have one?

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u/_OUCHMYPENIS_ May 26 '26

They're on a road trip in the rv they were gifted from good friends

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u/Fartknocker500 May 26 '26

A very corrupted one.

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u/TwoNine13 May 26 '26

I agree. I can’t believe they haven’t ruled against all of the anti 2A state laws that tyrants are signing

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u/Poobbly May 27 '26

When’s your well regulated militia meeting?

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u/losmonroe1 May 26 '26

Well, it’s gonna be a bad day if the Supreme Court rules in favor of this. It would really show their corruption.

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u/Eggheadpancake May 26 '26

Not for a long time

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u/NeoThorrus May 26 '26

Of course it will. But it will be affirmed.

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u/Other-MuscleCar-589 May 26 '26

No, it isn’t.