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> a GS will ALWAYS be subordinate to a political appointee It’s worth being specific about what is meant by “political appointee” here. That term has specific
by zbentley 10mo ago
> a GS will ALWAYS be subordinate to a political appointee
It’s worth being specific about what is meant by “political appointee” here. That term has specific legal meaning in the context of federal staffing, and (as I understand it, not a lawyer) is not the same thing as “GS employee who was hired as part of an administration’s political agenda”.
- AndrewKemendo 10mo agoCause a “political” GS is not a thing hence why they have either congressional appointment or alternative pathway to political appointment