George Takei @georgetakei.bsky.social · May 27

They’re doing this to prevent whistleblowers. They are that corrupt.

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wharf rat · May 27

he could just do what Obama did and put them in jail though

@gretagroots · May 27

He's running this government like his own business, and no one is stopping him. #impeachandREMOVE

PAUL WOLSTENCROFT · May 28

Everyone must refuse to sign. If everone stands together, there's nothing they can do.

@islandnana64.bsky.social · May 27

I always thought that working for the Federal government, getting certain security clearances, non-disclosure was presumed with the positions?

Karen H · May 27

So what happens to Freedom Of Information Act if government employees sign NDAs?

The Tim Channel · May 27

They might even get away with it.

@paul-e24.bsky.social · May 27

America is very close to the point of no return

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The Jason · May 27

NDA are problematic to enforce for the Gov as they may be considered a Writ of Attainder. Depending on the wording

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Smack54 -stop calling it AI- · May 27

They tried this in Trump1.0 and it was struck down. Abd even if it happens they won't be legally binding. Federal employees work for the American people not Trump.

Bart Simpson · May 27

They work for the public. Can you get an NDA from your employer (the public)?

@michaelspoint.bsky.social · May 27

I figured they were already doing it.

@mimir1.bsky.social · May 27

Always nda‘s to threaten people later @patricklovellpresentsthecleannewdeal.com

@gcmerrell.bsky.social · May 27

Won’t hold up in court. whistleblower laws are already in place

DrakenKnight · May 27

AFSCME and AFGE might have some thoughts.

debra raab 🐇 · May 27

At the moment nda's in this admin don't mean shit, you're working for the White House and you hear some shady shit going down, you leak it and then they turn around and sue, you know you're going to get money for your story so you can just use that money to payback damages from being sued. Wala.

@cmr-esq.bsky.social · May 27

Can’t NDA government workers

tiredofbeingclever · May 27

there are already so many laws in place to dictate what federal workers can, cannot, and must disclose to the public. This is not only redundant, its not going to work the way he thinks it is because there are already laws in place that will supercede anything he puts in place.

@wardpjos.bsky.social · May 27

Next it will be loyalty oaths for Medicare.

Kris Kosach 🦋 · May 27

But they already have this. It’s called top clearance. This is what happens when you put a reality TV host in the White House. He doesn’t understand.

MTfromCC · May 27

It’s illegal. Sunshine is inconsistent with an NDA.

GildingChaos🫶🤩😎🎩 · May 27

Federal government continuously trying to destroy the first amendment- how quaint.

Tholken for a reason. · May 27

the FOIA act explicitly forbids NDAs for Federal employees

George Tataje · May 27

We don’t even need whistleblowers anymore, when the corruption is in plain sight...

Terra · May 27

These federal workers are employed by The People - NOT Donald J Trump. His fascist nature just keeps on showing how corrupt and anti-American he truly is.

Claire June Osborne 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🥖🌹🍑 · May 27

Any such agreement is futile because I think courts will find that it’s not enforceable as it is not in the public interest

@mmkeefe.bsky.social · May 27

This is beyond ridiculous and I hope the public servants don’t agree with this!😡another loyalty test

Michael Anderson · May 27

I should have left this shithole 25 years ago, while I had the chance.

FlipsToStock · May 27

Most transparent president ever amirite?

@tothetrees.bsky.social · May 27

Their fear is delicious. They sense it all slipping away…

PalpableConcern · May 27

I don’t think that would hold up in court. It’s another intimidation attempt. Horrible for an administration to do to its own staff. Of course, it’s on point for an administration that despises the system and the employees who keep it running.

@hiroshidi.bsky.social · May 27

What bullshit.

Doc · May 27

George, they are trying to make the US a Nazi state. There are no lows they will not sink to in these efforts.

@virgoan.bsky.social · May 28

That was my 'Headline Of The Day' today.

tim · May 27

“The most transparent administration ever”

@pokeypete.bsky.social · May 27

NDAs don't cover criminal activity.

bigvinny · May 27

Is it enforceable? If Trump doesn't follow NDAs, then why should anyone follow it?

Bob Esper · May 27

This is bullshit. Federal employees already swear an oath to uphold the US Constitution. They already are committed to not disclosing classified information. However, it is unconstitutional to try and stop them from disclosing shit that may embarrass the tRump regime, as long as it’s unclassified.

Costanza · May 27

Add it to the lawsuits he will lose

let your light shine · May 27

Elon signed a non-disclosure NDA of ALL AMERICANS Social Security Numbers?

Tom Shafer · May 27

Nope. Not legal. Won’t stand up in court.

Gary Gifford · May 27

The next administration will invalidate all of these either through executive order or legislation, and then the trials will begin.

@skywatcher1600.bsky.social · May 27

unenforceable. also utterly counter to their claim of "trasnparency". so thanks for outting yourselves as liars again, i guess.

David · May 27

I don’t think it will stand up in court., cbwrong.blogspot.com/2026/05/it-a...

Rbtec · May 27

Blatantly illegal.

Don Marshall · May 27

Wasn’t this already ruled unenforceable during his first term?

MayhemMel! · May 27

That's against the law too.

Crista · May 27

Democrats must act now and impeach Trump under House Rule IX. That is the right and constitutional thing to do. #ImpeachTrumpNOW #HouseRuleIX

Capt Obvious · May 27

This won't pass, but JFC, the corruption of these pieces of shit.

Pacheco-Torgal · May 27

When corruption is policy, whistleblowers become public enemies.

twocvbloke · May 27

When they have to use NDAs to hide corrupt behaviour, you know they're aiming to do far worse than they already are...

Raised by Voles · May 27

"We're going to tell all..."

@tadams1.bsky.social · May 27

Courts have already ruled that NDA's for civil service are illegal

@commonphoole.bsky.social · May 27

"The most transparent administration ever" needs NDAs. But probably only to keep their stock trading advantages.

Lucky LaRue · May 27

CultofZAL · May 27

Didn't they try this already and it was shot down?

Charles Thomas · May 27

Good luck implementing and getting them signed. Courts will be backed up for years to come. #FDT #FGOP #FICE

Bob Hannah · May 27

That will blow up in Trumps face...

‪𝒩𝑜𝓇𝓂𝒶 𝒫 · May 27

Whistleblowers are protected though. They won't be silenced.

@wink6.bsky.social · May 27

Isn't this against the first amendment

Veteran Voter · May 27

Must mean the Federal Workers who serve the public.

🧐Trudy Lynn 🇨🇦 🇺🇦 · May 27

This was what Trump did with all of his employees, contractors, and anyone else he had business or sexual contact with.

David Wright (it/them) · May 27

The good news is that you cannot be contractually obligated to break the law. By anybody. Period. The moment they try to use one of those NDAs to conceal corrupt activities, the NDA becomes void *on it's face*.

@howdydo.bsky.social · May 27

NDA’s that deal with illegal goods/services are NOT enforceable.

Liberty and Justice for All · May 27

When you know you're corrupt and want to protect your right to protect it!

@gghere.bsky.social · May 27

NDA should not be valid if forced to sign under fear of losing your job or in MAGA case your life.

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The Bear · May 28

Democracy dies in the dark.

LindaVistaLinda · May 27

...and that terrified.

Ben K · May 27

It won’t stand up in court, anything illegal is not covered under a NDA.

Chasing Sunshine · May 27

And yet they claim all previous administrations were "deep state".

@phokinski.bsky.social · May 27

Criminals and people hiding shit do that. Rich people and corporations do that to silence people. The average person doesn't have NDAs or need them. It is a legal control move to protect the biggest scam artist this country has ever seen.

Jon Pelican · May 27

All of which will be retroactively nullified, along with every single other regime initiative, when we throw the regime out on their collective ear.

@msgeegee.bsky.social · May 27

Time for a mass revolt and do not sign under this type of coercion😳

@dindin6.bsky.social · May 27

Another Lawsuit HE WILL LOSE!

dangocurt · May 27

I don’t know about US law, but in Canada an NDA can’t be used to cover up for criminal activity or stop you from reporting such activity to the police.

Spiked Doormat · May 27

All it takes is a whistleblower who doesn't care about dying in jail broke.

Sturg64 · May 27

An NDA doesn't prevent anyone from disclosing illegal activities.

TweetiePie 🌺 🇨🇦 · May 27

NDAs do not cover crimes.

@wozvillenation.bsky.social · May 27

Mob boss doesn’t want any leaks.

No More Fcking Around, Darling 📎 · May 27

And government workers who let sunshine into government should be praised not silenced. The only exception is for information that is truly sensitive for national security or privacy reasons. Sharing how inept or corrupt Trump and his minions are is not private nor classified.

Phil · May 27

Thing about NDAs, they're invalidated if crime is involved.

Beldin · May 27

That wouldn't even work, right?

Do one good thing · May 27

It is so they can go after leaks to reporters. Dems need to announce that this will not be treated as binding. Dems need to announce that fed workers need to collect data to show fraud and mismanagement to exchange for non-prosecution.