More DOGE stupidity that could get people killed. Winning!:

I am sure no matter what happens or who is at fault you will blame DOGE.

But seriously, 130 out of 45,000 employees and the planes are going to fall out of the sky?

Just this week:

Chevron announced it will lay off 8,000 employees, or 15% to 20% of its global workforce, by the end of 2026 as it seeks to cut costs, simplify its business, and complete a major acquisition.

Will the gas stop flowing?

Meta plans to reduce its workforce by approximately 5% (3600), targeting its lowest-performing employees.

Will Facebook and Instagram shut off?

Where are the tears for them?

I deal with the FAA on a continual basis.

There are as many FAA employees than planes in the air on any given day. Yet it took 6 months to get my registration after my plane purchase. It takes months to receive the actual updated license. Ask someone who fails a medical how long it takes the FAA to respond.

On top of all that, they don't run the two towers I use in the BayArea; Salinas, and San Carlos, these are privately run. Something I don't understand, if you have a short fall of controllers, the best way to train them is at the smaller fields. Same way the airlines do. Yet the FAA relies and pays for private companies to run these towers.