Sean Brune, Steven Evangelista, Florence Felix-Lawson, Karen Glenn, Jay Ortis and Chad Poist, who are career Social Security federal employees, have penned an op ed for the Baltimore Sun touting Frank Busignano’s term as Social Security Commissioner. The piece is quite a fluff job. I wonder who actually wrote it and how these execs came to sign on to it. It’s really quite an extraordinary politization of career employees. I don’t think any of these signatories have a future in a Democratic Administration.
A hundred pieces like this cannot change the circumstances on the ground. A day of reckoning approaches.
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Complete nonesense Frank!
Decisions are going out faster in OHO, but the quality has never been worse in my experience, and the whole rig is a house of cards ready to collapse at any moment. Even a hundred more retirements would probably push it over the brink. Not to mention the future consequences that will someday come back to roost.
Meets the criteria of a “fluff piece”
Who are these individuals?
A "fluff piece" is a lighthearted, entertaining news story, article, or broadcast segment lacking significant hard news value, often intended to fill time, improve ratings, or provide a feel-good story.
Politicization? What’s O’Malley say about this given he may be the COSS again?
All of those individuals need their jobs and depend on the income. Several are taking care of family members in need. Two have recently been divorced and have young children. Others have lived beyond their means for years, and it has caught up to them. Hold a gun to a person's head, demand strict obedience, and this is what you get.
Many individuals have left government due to the politicization of the agency. What makes these SSA employees so special? Don’t sign on to an article that has no merit. Is that too much to ask?
Really disappointed to see the Chief Actuary on this. Staying apolitical is an important part of OACT's forecasts being taken seriously by both sides of the aisle in Congress.
Kool Aid drinking ****s.
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