From Governemnt Executive
Rep. Darrell Issa, the ranking member on the House Oversight and Government Reform, went after the size of the federal workforce in general this morning at the opening of a hearing on the sorry financial state of the Postal Service. He claimed that the Postal Service has “more or less” a third more workers than it actually needs, and while insisting that he wants to support Postal workers and make sure they’re fully employed, is making no bones about the fact that he thinks the federal government is overstaffed.
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PRC CHAIRMAN RUTH Y GOLDWAY SHOULD BE OUR NEW POSTMASTER!!! SHE IS THE ONLY ONE WITH ANY GOOD IDEAS TO CONTINUE SERVICE NOT CUT SERVICE….GET RID OF POSTMASTER POTTER NOW, BEFORE HE DESTROYS THE USPS!!!! AND BY THE WAY TAKE A LOOK AT HOW MUCH MANAGEMENT WE HAVE AT THE USPS.. WE HAVE MORE OF THEM THEN WE DO OF CRAFT EMPLOYEES WHO DO THE REAL WORK OF GETTING THE MAIL OUT!!! PMG POTTER MAKES CUTS AND IT ALWAYS COMES FROM THE BOTTOM… NEVER FROM THE TOP WHY?????
Bye bye…congress don’t want so many of you anymore
Did Rep. Issa offer any evidence whatsoever to support his absurd contention? Did he cite any study? Did he quote any expert on the subject? Or is this merely an specimen of committee grandstanding before a captive audience that cannot question or answer him back?