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Category Archives: Public welfare
Emotional Moment
This is the first time I have ever heard of federal employees, including senior leadership defying the edicts of the incoming administration. Highly unusual. People in this country should be paying serious attention to this. Continue reading
Posted in Attrition, budgets, Conservatives, debt ceiling, debt ceiling debate, Democrats, Donald Trump, Educating, federal budgets, federal employees, federal government, federal government shutdown, highway spending, highway spenging, Highway Trust Fund, infratrustructure, morale, National Security, Obama, partisan politics, partisanship, personal expenses, President, Public welfare, reduction in force, Republicans, safety, Senate, shut down, transportation, TSA, Uncategorized, Veterans Administration
Tagged America, bureaucracy, civil servants, Congress, country, democrats, education, environment, financial, government, infrastructure, maintenance, maritime, OPM, politics, republicans, research, Senate, transit, transportation, United States, war
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Back at It
Time to get back at it. The federal workforce may be coming upon yet another challenging period. A new administration enters into power in a few days. Many civil servants don’t really know what will happen. Any change of administration … Continue reading
Posted in budgets, Congress, Conservatives, Constitution, Democrats, Donald Trump, federal employees, federal government, Public welfare, Republicans, safety, Senate
Tagged bureaucracy, business, democrats, government, House, local, politics, republicans, research, Senate, state
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One more week
One More Week You have probably heard by now that Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been funded for one more week. Congress agreed and the President signed this agreement minutes before midnight, February 27, 2015. I don’t know the difference … Continue reading
Posted in airports, budgets, CBP, Coast Guard, Congress, Constitution, Customs and Border Protection, defense, Democrats, federal budgets, federal government, National Security, partisan politics, partisanship, Public welfare, Re, Republicans, Transportation Security, TSA, white house
Tagged Boehner, budget, CBP, Coast Guard, Congress, Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland Security, DHS, leadership, McConnell, national security, President Obama, republicans, White House
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Simple Things to Agree On, Maybe Not
There are some basic things that most of us can agree on. Such things as safe bridges and roads to travel every day on. Safe airport navigation systems nationwide. Safe imports that we use, eat, drink and play on or … Continue reading
Posted in budgets, Congress, federal budgets, federal government, National Security, Public welfare, white house
Tagged airports, bridges, Congress, data, DHS, federal budget, federal employment, highways, Homeland Security, imports, investments, leadership, maritime, national security, roads, statistics, transportation investment, vessels, White House
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Can We Agree that We Need Good Government?
One of our founding fathers, the fourth U.S. President, James Madison, wrote: “If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary. In framing a … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Constitution, federal government, National Security, Public welfare
Tagged agencies, Civil Service, Constitution, federal employees, federal government, founding fathers, general welfare, good government, government, James Madison, national security, Preamble, radical Islam
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