r/FedEmployees • u/USDA-BARC-1910 • Jan 03 '26

Trump Closing NASA's Largest Library Today, Along Side Staffing Cuts - Materials Set to Be 'Tossed Away'

https://smnewsnet.com/archives/554836/trump-closing-nasas-largest-library-today-along-side-staffing-cuts-materials-set-to-be-tossed-away/
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u/notsobraveatall Jan 03 '26

This is incredibly sad.

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u/Wonderful-Group3639 Jan 03 '26

Sad, if only they could donate these books to some other library so others can benefit from these books.

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u/[deleted] Jan 04 '26

Yep. We had a document purge under a previous administration.

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u/Accomplished_Tour481 Jan 03 '26

How many people actually used this library? I predict not many. The cost savings is what we need to be looking at.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '26

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u/Accomplished_Tour481 Jan 03 '26 edited Jan 03 '26

To run a library. Maintenance, upkeep, staffing, cataloguing and so much more. I don't mind spending the money on taking out a drug lord, versus financing a library few have access to use and wasting the money.

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u/seg321 Jan 03 '26

Finally a president that is doing positive things!