Eric Eggers

I would say it's at least as effective as creating social media content where you have female members of Congress bouncing up and down as if they were a video game avatar. They should continue to do more of that. It seems to be incredibly effective. Nothing the Democrats appear to be doing seems to be effective right now.

I would say it's at least as effective as creating social media content where you have female members of Congress bouncing up and down as if they were a video game avatar. They should continue to do more of that. It seems to be incredibly effective. Nothing the Democrats appear to be doing seems to be effective right now.

They've gone so far as to suggest that the biggest thing that the Doge cuts are doing is hurting veterans. It's 2025, John, and Democrats are now very concerned about the plight of veterans in the federal government. 30% of civil service employees are veterans and many have lost jobs.

They've gone so far as to suggest that the biggest thing that the Doge cuts are doing is hurting veterans. It's 2025, John, and Democrats are now very concerned about the plight of veterans in the federal government. 30% of civil service employees are veterans and many have lost jobs.

And the Trump administration is the line you will read in a number of mainstream media reporting accounts of what's happening here. And the reality is, is that whomever the background is of the people that work for the federal government, at the end of the day, everything that's being done in the name of cutting spending is being identified and posted on the Doge website.

And the Trump administration is the line you will read in a number of mainstream media reporting accounts of what's happening here. And the reality is, is that whomever the background is of the people that work for the federal government, at the end of the day, everything that's being done in the name of cutting spending is being identified and posted on the Doge website.

And then you have conversations. And at the end of the day, we live in a democracy. And so people have a chance to see what it is and decide for themselves because you're now seeing local media reporting doing the work of saying, listen, these are cuts that are a result of what's happened to the federal government. And if people decide that that's hitting too close to home, then I think you'll see

And then you have conversations. And at the end of the day, we live in a democracy. And so people have a chance to see what it is and decide for themselves because you're now seeing local media reporting doing the work of saying, listen, these are cuts that are a result of what's happened to the federal government. And if people decide that that's hitting too close to home, then I think you'll see

public effort coming the other way, organic grassroots pushback on this. And then we'll see if their elected representatives are responsive to that or not. That's how it's supposed to work. And I think that's where the conversation is today.

public effort coming the other way, organic grassroots pushback on this. And then we'll see if their elected representatives are responsive to that or not. That's how it's supposed to work. And I think that's where the conversation is today.

Yeah, I I totally agree, John. In fact, I plan on sending you an email when we're done with this interview asking, what are the five things you think you accomplished during this conversation? Oh, yeah. So I look forward to your response.

Yeah, I I totally agree, John. In fact, I plan on sending you an email when we're done with this interview asking, what are the five things you think you accomplished during this conversation? Oh, yeah. So I look forward to your response.