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Tuesday, May 13, 2025
PAST EVENT: THE COMMUNITY SPEAKS: Comments 3 of 3 for Rep Blake Moore from May 3 Rally
Part 3 of 3.
Hand-written comments by constituents of Rep Blake Moore that we are not able to ask our lawmaker.
HJ coverage
Why?
BECAUSE NO IN-PERSON MEETINGs OCCUR.
Tele-town halls have answer roughly 10 of 1000 questions posed by constituents. 1%
Answered questions in the tele-town halls are hand-picked questions
QUESTIONS:
Have you spoken with the human beings in your district that are being killed by your budget cuts? In Sunshine Terrace? (the local nursing home in which most seniors are on Medicaid)
How can you allow the deportations of the Afghan people who put their lives in danger for
American servicemen?
What are you doing to protect the most vulnerable of your constituents?
What will you do to protect our private information from DOGE ? We must not have another source of breaches.
You must pledge to fund Medicaid and Veterans' health at 2024 levels.
Stand for us !! Why do you support Trump ?!!
Why don’t you vote for your people against Trump?
Why as a representative in Congress, are you not standing up to the erosion of democracy/keep
the constitution alive, please !
PAST EVENT: THE COMMUNITY SPEAKS: 2b of 2 QUESTIONS for Rep Blake Moore
QUESTIONS:
HJ coverage
Veterans are negatively affected by the cuts to the VA. It’s not just an inconvenience. Their lives
are in our hands, and we are failing them.
Why won’t you stand up and make the President obey judges?
Why do you believe due process isn’t for EVERYONE?!
Stop the stupid tariffs!
Protect our
National Parks, monuments, and forests!
SUPPORT SCIENCE – NIH, NSF-NOAA and CDC.
The lives of your children, too- depend on
science
Where are you? Blake! You’re not doing your job!
How does firing NPS employees benefit me? Parks are closing access to areas of parks due to
staff shortages. why were these employees fired?
They seem essential to allow the parks to
function and I am losing access to public land.
Why in the world don’t you and just a few Republicans join w/the Democrats and IMPEACH
THIS DISASTER !!!
What is your END GAME by cutting all these programs THE PEOPLE WANT?
Hand-written comments by constituents of Rep Blake Moore. We citizens have not able to ask our lawmaker these questions.
Why?
BECAUSE NO IN-PERSON MEETINGs OCCUR.
Tele-town halls are not a substitute because very few voters can ask their pressing questions. Tele-town halls are very short, and limit questions to roughly 10.
A
At least 750 questions were posed at the first Tele-town hall
and it is very likely that ~1000 questions came in from constituents.
~1%!!!!!!!!
(We have proof of these numbers. This tele town hall has been scrubbed from the internet!)
Questions that Rep Moore answers during the tele-town halls appear to be hand-picked
PAST EVENT: THE COMMUNITY SPEAKS: Comments for Rep Blake Moore from May 3 Rally
Part 1 of 3.
HJ coverage
Hand-written comments by constituents of Rep Blake Moore. We citizens have not able to ask our lawmaker these questions.
Why?
BECAUSE NO IN-PERSON MEETINGs OCCUR.
Tele-town halls are not a substitute because very few voters can ask their pressing questions. Tele-town halls are very short, and limit questions to roughly 10.
A
At least 750 questions were posed at the first Tele-town hall
and it is very likely that ~1000 questions came in from constituents.
~1%!!!!!!!!
(We have proof of these numbers. This tele town hall has been scrubbed from the internet!)
Questions that Rep Moore answers during the tele-town halls appear to be hand-picked
QUESTIONS:
Why cut academic funding when students are HAPPY and GROWING and we have plenty of money?
How can you let this happen ! All of it!
Would you be willing under oath to tell the truth about the 2020 elections not being stolen or being stolen?
Do you hear us !? Or just those who give you $?
From Cache Valley
DOGE cuts are ruining science in Utah and across the nation. DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. – Sincerely US
STEM students
THINK about the importance of mental health care
Why was the time frame so ridiculous to cut university funding?
This is not conservative! Do something!
The 1st district has thousands of federal employees. What will these people do when funding is cut?
Why do you support budget cuts that leave your constituents jobless? Remember you REPRESENT US!
KNOWLEDGE: ALERT: Speaks: Social Security at risk from MUSK and DOGE
Social Security is being attacked from the inside.
Imagine the following....
I am here to advocate for Social Security.
Imagine that you are on the emergency room operating table awaiting surgery.
The doctor walks in and it’s not a person but an evil clown, like Killjoy or Pennywise, or the Joker.
Do you feel like you're getting good medical care?
DOGE is performing clown shenanigans with a purpose.
This year 26 field offices will be closed nationwide, and an equal number of future closings are under consideration.
Terminating 7000 agents, 12% of the SS workforce was not enough. They’re also having a clown party.
SS employees come to work each day wondering what new chicanery in the form of changed work rules and agency protocols will have been made since yesterday.
Barely do they adapt to today’s changes when a new set of instructions arrive from the DOGE clowns.
Is it surprising that agents who haven’t been fired outright are tempted to take early retirement or DOGE’s buyout offers?
As of March 31, 2025, the SSA no longer accepted identity verification over the phone for most business. Residents of rural areas such as Bluff or Lewiston will have to travel long distances to the offices that still exist, or use the internet.
For citizens who are disabled or do not have internet access, that would be a huge barrier to obtaining their benefits…the benefits they worked for and paid into the system all their lives.
One could be tempted to believe they are making SS so difficult to work with that Americans would accept its complete termination. Wouldn’t that make the clowns happy!?
Save Social Security! Hands Off!
MORE FACTS about this situation: Trump administration is making it much harder to receive earned SS benefits.
Originally, the Social Security Administration's phone services were cut back significantly by Musk, DOGE and Trump.
Then public pressure forced the Trump regime to restore ss phone services, and they claimed it was restored.
DETAILS: After scaling back a controversial new policy that substantially limited phone services, the Social Security Administration (SSA) revealed that even its revised policy will still require nearly 2 million more elderly and disabled people to make in-person visits to Social Security offices each year.
Some of those building will be sold-according to the regime. Provo and Ogden offices have been mentioned in various documents.
SSA’s revised direct deposit policy is just the latest in a series of rushed, confusing, and chaotic changes to SSA’s telephone services. In April, the agency abruptly stopped allowing direct deposit changes by phone. Now, without any known stakeholder consultation — and with the only public announcement of the new policy affecting tens of millions of elderly and disabled Social Security beneficiaries coming in the form of a technical notice in the Federal Register — SSA is providing less than two weeks’ notice before implementing this new, complicated PIN code requirement. The materials SSA made available on the change in the Federal Register were apparently so confusing that the agency has already had to significantly revise its original submission.
https://www.cbpp.org/blog/nearly-2-million-more-people-will-need-to-visit-social-security-offices-under-revised-policy
ALERT! Utah & DOGE insanity
Utah is getting its own DOGE
DOGE is costing 2.2 billion more a day
It is fostering and creating the most corruption every
Call your state official
s to protest
Find more excellent cartoons here:/ https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/bagley/2025/05/13/check-out-pat-bagleys-latest/
ALERT! KNOWLEDGE: Science funding is illegally cut to 55%
Science funding eviscerated by Trump-MAGA-GOP-VOIGHT-Musk- Project 2025
Universities could collapse
Only a selected group of topics DEEMED important to the billionaires would continue
MEANING:
Artificial Intelligence (AI: a MUSK business),
Quantum information science (a MUSK business),
Biotechnology (a MUSK business)
Nuclear energy (FIND THE BRIBERY PLEASE),
and translational science.
No more funding: Earth Sciences
No more funding: Physics except tiny fraction
No more funding: Chemistry except tiny fraction
No more funding: Math, except tiny fraction
No more funding: Biology, except tiny fraction
No more funding: Astronomy and Space, except tiny fraction
No more funding: Computing, except tiny fraction
No more funding: Material Sciences, except tiny fraction
No more funding: Facilities and infrastructure that all scientists need to do their work, except tiny fraction
No more funding: People and society, except tiny fraction
No more funding: ENGINEERING, except tiny fraction
No more funding: Education and training, except tiny fraction
No more funding: TRAINING FUTURE STEM WORKERS AND SCIENTISTS, except tiny fraction
Exclusive: NSF faces radical shake-up as officials abolish its 37 divisions | Science
https://www.sltrib.com/opinion/bagley/2025/05/05/check-out-pat-bagleys-latest/
The National Science Foundation (NSF), already battered by White House directives and staff reductions, is plunging into deeper turmoil. According to sources who requested anonymity for fear of retribution, staff were told today that the agency’s 37 divisions—across all eight NSF directorates—are being abolished and the number of programs within those divisions will be drastically reduced. The current directors and deputy directors will lose their titles and might be reassigned to other positions at the agency or elsewhere in the federal government.
The consolidation appears to be driven in part by President Donald Trump’s proposal to cut the agency’s $4 billion budget by 55% for the 2026 fiscal year that begins on 1 October. NSF’s decision to abolish its divisions could also be part of a larger restructuring of the agency’s grantmaking process that involves adding a new layer of review. NSF watchers fear that a smaller, restructured agency could be more vulnerable to pressure from the White House to fund research that suits its ideological bent.(
As soon as this evening, NSF is also expected to send layoff notices to an unspecified number of its 1700-member staff. The remaining staff and programs will be assigned to one of the eight, smaller directorates. Staff will receive a memo on Friday “with details to be finalized by the end of the fiscal year,” sources tell Science. The agency is also expected to issue another round of notices tomorrow terminating grants that have already been awarded, sources say. In the past 3 weeks, the agency has pulled the plug on almost 1400 grants worth more than $1 billion.
A spokesperson for NSF says the rationale for abolishing the divisions and removing their leaders is “to reduce the number of SES [senior executive service] positions in the agency and create new nonexecutive positions to better align with the needs of the agency.”
NSF receives more than 40,000 proposals a year, roughly one-quarter of which are funded. And division directors wield great authority over the outcome. “Although division directors do many things, their main job is to concur on grant recommendations,” says one former NSF staffer.
The initial vetting is handled by hundreds of program officers, all experts in their field and some of whom are on temporary leave from academic positions. After collecting input from outside reviewers, program managers pick the strongest proposals and ask their division director to concur with their recommendation for funding. For all but the biggest grants, the division director’s endorsement is the final approval step. That system is unlike the one used by the National Institutes of Health, where advisory councils for each institute have the final say and rely on ratings from a panel of outside experts.
Last week, staff were briefed on a new process for vetting grant proposals that are found to be out of step with a presidential directive on diversity, equity, and inclusion, which bans any research that preferentially favors one demographic group or excludes participation by other groups. Program managers can make minor adjustments to bring a proposal into compliance, according to a slide presentation obtained by Science. In the new structure, even if a revised proposal gets the green light from a division director, a new body whose membership has not been determined will take a fresh look to ensure it conforms to the agency’s new standard for making awards.
But today NSF officials announced they are essentially abandoning that approach for a new strategy they say will both save money and focus on a handful of areas President Donald Trump has identified as priorities for his administration. “These actions are necessary … to reduce the size of government and reduce federal spending,” according to a memo from Micah Cheatham, NSF’s chief management officer. The move is part of a plan to radically restructure and downsize the agency, as reported yesterday by Science.
NSF now hosts 368 scientists who are not classified as federal employees but who typically stay from 2 to 4 years under a governmentwide program known as the Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA). By 9 June, NSF plans to slash the number of IPAs to 70, according to Cheatham. That shrunken crew, he writes, will help manage research portfolios covering one of five areas: artificial intelligence, quantum information science, biotechnology, nuclear energy, and translational science. “Those positions will be filled with existing IPAs to the maximum extent possible,” Cheatham adds.
NSF slashes number of ‘rotators’ and well-paid managers as part of restructuring | Science
Simultaneously, NSF also plans to reduce by 60% the number of administrators classified as senior executive service (SES) employees, who earn salaries much higher than the regular federal pay scale. NSF’s current roster of 143 SES positions will plunge to 59, a number Cheatham says is commensurate with NSF’s “new organizational structure and proposed future budgets.”
That restructuring would abolish NSF’s current 37 divisions spread across the agency’s eight directorates. Science has now learned that the new structure will retain the existing directorates but replace divisions with “clusters” that fund research in the president’s five priority areas. Unlike the current divisions, which are led by an SES director and an SES deputy director, the new clusters will be headed by non-SES supervisors.
In advance of adopting its new structure, Cheatham announced NSF is eliminating the Division of Equity for Excellence in STEM (EES) and firing its entire staff, believed to number between 15 and 20. The reduction in force, in effect immediately, will be completed by 12 July.
What to do:
5calls to your lawmakers
Go to safeNFS and tell us your story of science
https://www.savensf.com/
Tell your university and college to RESIST AND FIGHT LIKE HELL
Tell your university and college to join ranks with everyone, especially the other educational institutions and sue. Don’t forget to sue the architects of the attacks personally.
Universities get $60 billion annually from research and development sources in the federal government.
Google AI says
Of the 90 colleges and universities in my analysis, 17 received at least 20 percent of their funding from the federal government and 47 received between 10 and 20 percent. Only 11 institutions received less than 5 percent of their total revenue from federal sources in 2022–23.5 days ago
How Much Federal Funding Do Colleges and Universities …
The federal government provides a significant portion of the funding for universities and colleges, primarily through grants and contracts for research and development (R&D), as well as student financial aid. In fiscal year 2023, the federal government provided nearly $60 billion for R&D efforts at universities. Additionally, the Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) provides billions in grants, work-study, and loan funds each year. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Research and Development Funding:
NIH and NSF: A large portion of the federal funding for universities comes from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Science Foundation (NSF), particularly for research. [1, 2]
Federal R&D Support: In FY 2023, federal dollars supported $59.6 billion of university R&D expenses. [2]
Specific Agencies: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS, including NIH), the Department of Defense (DOD), and the National Science Foundation (NSF) are the major federal agencies supporting university R&D. [5, 6, 7]
Concentration of R&D: A small percentage of research-intensive universities receive a large share of federal R&D funding. [5]
Student Financial Aid:
Federal Student Aid: The FSA provides billions of dollars in grants, work-study, and loans to students each year. [4]
Pell Grants: Federal Pell Grants are primarily awarded to undergraduate students with financial need. [8]
Federal Work-Study: The Federal Work-Study Program provides part-time jobs for students with financial need. [8]
Other Funding Sources:
State and Local Funding: States and local governments also provide financial aid to students, with a significant portion of students receiving aid in the form of state or local grants and scholarships. [9]
Tuition and Fees: Tuition and fees paid by students and their families are a major source of revenue for universities, especially for public institutions. [10]
Overall, the federal government plays a crucial role in funding universities and colleges, contributing significantly to both research and student financial aid. [1, 2, 3, 4]
AI responses may include mistakes.
[1] https://www.urban.org/urban-wire/how-much-federal-funding-do-colleges-and-universities-receive
[4] https://studentaid.gov/about
[5] https://ncses.nsf.gov/pubs/nsb202326
[6] https://ncses.nsf.gov/pubs/nsf24307
[7] https://www.nsf.gov/nsb/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=303449
[8] https://www.ed.gov/grants-and-programs/money-college
[9] https://educationdata.org/financial-aid-statistics
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