The Baltimore Sun asks how long it will be before the new President nominates someone to become Commissioner of Social Security. Their answer, which is certainly true, is God only knows. My guess, which may be proven wrong any day now, is that it will be months and months before there's a nomination. Commissioners of Social Security have precious little discretion. It's not likely to be a priority to nominate someone.
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"God only knows." Are you deifying this President?
Do you need a commish if you want to dismantle the program?
The next Commish has to change the top leadership because SSA is an agency overwhelmingly having with a lot of irrelevant components, departments, and tax-wasting job positions, especially at HQ and Regional Offices. For example: The OCREO Offices will not assist but instead intimidate Asian-American employees who filed complaints while contradictory touting the overused HR term "Diversity". Currently, the environment is very hostile for less vocal ethnic groups of such and the union is looking the other way. Very Sad!!
Regardless of who the commissioner is SSA won't improve until you get rid of the excess management at hearing offices and get rid of the ALJ's because way too many of them are lazy and don't their jobs well at all.
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