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President Donald Trump He shared a thematic meme of Sponbob Squarepants after Elon Musk announced that federal workers would receive an email in search of information about what they achieved last week.
The meme presents a list entitled “Heter do last week”. The five elements on the list include “They cried on Trump”, “he cried on Elon”, “They arrived at the office for once”, “Read some emails” and “cried on Trump and Elon a little more.”
Trump shared the meme of social truth shortly after Musk shared it in X.
The president -elect Donald Trump greets Elon Musk when he arrives to attend a visualization of the launch of the sixth test flight of the Spacex Starship rocket on November 19, 2024 in Brownsville, Texas. (Brandon Bell/Getty images)
Musk had previously declared on a Tweet: “According to the instructions of President @realdonaldtrump, all federal employees will receive an email that requests to understand what they did last week. The lack of response will be taken as a resignation.”
The announcement came as The musk looking discover Government waste, fraud and abuse when the Trump administration seeks to reduce the massive federal bureaucracy.
“A lot of good responses have already been received. These are the people who should be considered for the promotion,” Musk said on another tweet.
Elon Musk says that federal employees must complete productivity reports or resign
But some have raised objections to email sent to government workers.
Republican senator Lisa Murkowski from Alaska referred to him as “absurd.”
“Our public workforce deserves to be treated with dignity and respect for the unnoticed works they carry out. The absurd weekend email to justify its existence was not so,” he said in an X publication.
The Democratic Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota criticized musk.
“This is the best movement of chief D — of musk, except that he is not even the boss, it is just a D —,” he tweeted.
Musk mockingly responded to the senator: “What did you do last week?”
The DOD tells the civil workforce that I ignore Elon Musk’s request to inform productivity
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He Ministry of Defense He told the workers that “Pausen any response to the OPM email entitled ‘What did you do last week,” said the Pentagon in X.
The director of the FBI, Kash Patel, instructed in a similar way to the workers to “pause any response.”
The National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard told the workers of the Intelligence Community that they do not respond to the email, the New York Times reported. “Given the inherently sensitive and classified nature of our work, IC employees should not respond to OPM email,” he said, according to the medium.
Fox News Digital sent an email to the National Intelligence Director’s office to request comments on Monday.
David Spunt de Fox News contributed to this report
