"Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) was accused by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy of attempting to fire air traffic controllers despite the series of recent plane crashes, according to The New York Times."
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"At another point, Musk suggested that air traffic controllers hired through DEI programs were responsible for inefficiencies in control towers, though when pressed, he failed to provide specific examples."
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http://www.newsweek.com/elon-musks-doge-tried-fire-air-traffic-controllers-report-2041505

the ones working from home.  

You might as well get your news from some crackhead standing on the corner.

Did you read the articles or only repost an anonymous meme? In contrast to the BLM protests which were typically held outdoors with some protesters wearing masks, Trump's Tulsa rally was a packed indoor event with unmasked participants positioned shoulder to shoulder for a length of time, conditions idea for the transmission of the virus.  

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma’s former state epidemiologist warned that President Donald Trump’s rally in Tulsa in June could lead to as many as nine deaths and 228 new cases of COVID-19, according to documents released Wednesday.

I realize Ed, that as the dumbest poster on the board, you lose brain cells every time you try to concentrate, but a virus doesn’t ask itself if someone is a Democrat or a Republican before it infects someone. It really can’t. A virus has no ability to know which way someone is going to vote, and it certainly can’t selectively infect Republicans more aggressively.  

While a virus doesn't have political aspirations, the conditions under which it can spread and replicate are chosen by  
 politicians, wanting to make a political statement. Trump and his handlers were warned by state virologists of the high risk of infection with a close order indoor rally, but they chose to ignore that risk in the face of political gain. As stated by another poster, Herman Cain participated in the rally and died ten days later from covid, as did many others.  My conclusion is that you are even dumber than a journalist.

Just dumber than a termite. Why did Covid spread quickly indoors and not outdoors? Because of air flow. If you’re in a room with 8 foot ceilings you were at higher risk than if you were in a room with 10 foot ceilings. In a massive stadium, it’s no different than being outdoors. Below is an image of the lobby of the building where the Trump rally took place. Herman Cain didn’t die because he attended a Trump rally. He already had Covid.

The Trump superspreader event wasn't held in the lobby but inside the stadium where they attendees were purposely packed together, so media photos wouldn't show any empty areas. And stop calling Jesus Christ stupid!

I noticed there are no MAGA hats or signs in your photo. It's dumb to post a stock photo of the lobby and make us believe it represents the MAGA rally. Nobody stays out in the lobby for a stadium event.

"A photo taken at the rally showed Cain, without a mask, sitting closely to other people who also were not wearing any face coverings. A statement on his Twitter account said he tested positive for COVID on June 29 and was hospitalized July 1 because his symptoms were serious." - AP
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His infection timeline falls within the COVID incubation period of 2 to 14 days.

Maybe look and see how packed those BLM “protests” were. Nitwit.

At least they were practicing safe distancing! Trump Tulsa rally attendance was disappointing, and they packed everyone into the lower level, where it would make for better media optics, and attendees could expose each other to infection.  
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-53121488

But these people definitely weren’t superspreaders. Because reasons!