The Fed Up
Jordan Mathews, Liam Comer-Weaver, Ashley Hackett, Jonathan Katz, Madeline VellturoFor the pushed out and pissed off federal worker. With hope. In community. For democracy. Let's say the true thing out loud, together. Because authoritarianism thrives on our fear and in our silence.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | thefedup.substack.com |
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Writer~Community Builder~Truth-Teller// DOGE-ed DOJ Civil Servant// I help the pushed out and pissed off Fed reconnect with their voice// With hope. In community. For democracy.// Let's say the true thing out loud, together.
Liam Comer-Weaver is a policy advisor with extensive experience in migration policy, multilateral diplomacy, and U.S. foreign assistance.
writing about queerness and the human experience.
Planning student @UofMaryland , food nerd, autistic, gay, Jew. I write Flavors of Diaspora. Ask me about recipes, signage, gov't comms, or toilets. He/him.
Madeline Vellturo is a foreign affairs advisor with more than a decade of experience supporting violence prevention and civilian protection efforts in fragile states.
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