From Axios:
The Social Security Administration — under pressure from Senate Democrats —is on track to finish an internal audit of the agency's call wait times by year's end, Axios has learned. …
Remember that Social Security’s Office of Inspector General is no longer independent. This could easily be a whitewash.
The Social Security Administration has asked for White House approval of proposed changes to its cardiovascular listings. There’s no way of knowing what’s in the proposal.
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Frank Bisignano is an "Executive Leader for Prayer" on "The Presidential Prayer Team."
I guess it's a coincidence this happened on the Friday afternoon before Labor Day. From the New York Times:
The Social Security Administration’s chief data officer, Charles Borges, has resigned, three days after submitting a whistle-blower complaint that alleged members of the Department of Government Efficiency had uploaded the confidential personal information of hundreds of millions of Americans to an insecure cloud server.
In his resignation letter, Borges said that he was quitting in part because he could not “verify that agency data is being used in accordance with legal agreements or in compliance with federal requirements.”
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