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I guess that's good. It's interesting that we're just now learning the names of the people that hope to disrupt these agencies, but we don't know exactly who, o
by bko 2y ago
I guess that's good. It's interesting that we're just now learning the names of the people that hope to disrupt these agencies, but we don't know exactly who, or even how many, of these agencies existed.
In other words, there are these critically important agencies that I didn't even know existed, but they're basically the glue that holds together our democracy. Who runs these agencies is not important, what is important is that they continue to run as they have in the past and anyone looking to disrupt that should be thoroughly investigated.
- electriclove 2y agoIf you believe things have been run well at these agencies (that you didn’t even know existed), that would explain your position. Imagine someone who believes that things have not been run properly. Now imagine half the country feeling this way.
- __loam 2y agoThe proper forum for reforms is congress, not steamrolling your way through the federal bureaucracy.