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I work in D.C. and you run into these stories all the time and I can't help but wonder "How does you leaving makes things better?"
by DanCarvajal 9y ago
I work in D.C. and you run into these stories all the time and I can't help but wonder "How does you leaving makes things better?"
- mikestew 9y ago“I don’t go home pissed off every night” might be viewed as making things better. Hey, the American public put these yahoos in charge, why does that become my problem?
- abawany 9y agoWhen one can't help by being on the inside, it is sometimes better to go outside so that one can better use this one life that one gets. Also, continuing to work there and complying with their new-speak policy while waiting for the axe to fall (3200 cuts planned at the EPA according to the NYT) might be seen as endorsing this adminstration's policy.
- DanCarvajal 9y agoGuess the term "public servant" doesn't apply anymore if one's politics are that important to their job.