I had asked at least twice whether Frank Bisignano know what he was getting into with his nomination to become Commissioner of Social Security. I can’t say that the issues that concern me led to it but the Bisignano nomination has been withdrawn.
I had asked at least twice whether Frank Bisignano know what he was getting into with his nomination to become Commissioner of Social Security. I can’t say that the issues that concern me led to it but the Bisignano nomination has been withdrawn.
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Wonder if this has anything to do with Michelle King’s apparent willingness to carry out the administration’s fascist designs.
I have never understood why anyone would take the job. It is a horrible position. You come into a mess, you dont get the money or people to fix it and you are blamed for everything and cannot change anything. Oh I forgot, even if you were perfect, the blog world would blame you for everything from male pattern baldness to a bad cup of coffee.
The whole country is turning into a $%it show. God help us.
https://www.congress.gov/nomination/119th-congress/20
Well, SSA has no problem continuing to work under an Acting COSS. Since February 2013, we've had an Acting COSS in all but 3 years (Saul 06/2019-07/2021, O'Malley 12/2023-11/2024). At this point, it no longer matters who is the COSS/ACOSS, because all the policies are being handed down from OPM.
So it was just bureaucratic paper-shuffling? I suppose that makes sense in this new era of efficiency. Why just nominate when you can nominate, withdraw, and re-nominate?
There is no such thing, so we must rely on ourselves to get us out of this mess!
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