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Jun 27, 2020
Some Questions For The Commissioner
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Democratic party needs to recommit to defending this program whole heartedly. Democratic voters need to demand it. Should be part of a litmus test to run for office for office as a democrat. Time to repair the damage done by decades of republican political philosophy. This is a beans and cornbread essential American safety net. Time to proudly express support for it.
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What @8:57 said!
Letter to the Commissioner: https://gwenmoore.house.gov/uploadedfiles/field_office_closures_letter_.pdf
SSAB Report:
https://www.ssab.gov/research/service-to-the-public/
Perhaps small field offices with limited staff are needed to assist people who need face to face assistance. However, having field office staff process things like 1696 forms and initial applications is extremely inefficient. These things sometimes sit on someone's desk for months (yes, I have proof that has happened multiple times). A centralized processing center, perhaps by region or state, would be much more efficient. But, these Congressman want these jobs kept in their districts, so they are going to push to keep those tasks in the field offices even though it is wasteful, inefficient, delays case processing for claimants who desperately need benefits. We know where their priority is, don't we - VOTES, of course. That's just the way government works though, isn't it?
@956 Centralized processing like payment centers?
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