Feds Waste Manpower and Money on Moonbattery

DOGE can slash and burn for some time before the taxpayers who fund Big Government feel any pain. Below are a few examples of what federal bureaucrats have focused on.

At the EPA:

Biden-era Environmental Protection Agency employees spent work hours implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion policies throughout the agency—focusing in particular on “de-gendering” bathrooms, hiring more gay and transgender employees, and introducing new gender-neutral honorifics such as “Mx.,” according to internal agency documents and communications reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.

At NASA, professional development coursework has featured the following:

• Diversity All In, a three-and-a-half-hour course which “provides a common understanding and language for diversity and inclusion.”

• The Power of Inclusion, a three-hour course on how to “engage men to advance women in leadership positions.”

• The Illusion of Inclusion: Global Inclusion, Unconscious Bias, and the Bottom Line, a book which “offers a road map and an easy to comprehend model on how to minimize the impact of unconscious and conscious biases.”

• Diversity Beyond Lip Service: A Coaching Guide for Challenging Bias, a book [that] explicitly sets out to make “white men” feel “discomfort” …

As mentioned earlier, at the USDA:

[T]he federal agency that runs the nation’s scandal-plagued food stamp program gave a public historically black university over half a million dollars to study menstrual cycles in transgender men and people with masculine gender identities. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), long rocked by fraud and corruption in its $112.8 billion food stamp program, awarded the $600,000 grant to Southern University A&M College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana last spring and the money is scheduled to flow through the spring of 2027.

If federal agencies have personnel and money to waste on moonbattery rather than their core purpose, then they have more than they need.

On tips from Franco.

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