Great points. The Trump administration needs to adhere to common sense which this is.
The ideas that are unconstitutional will fall by the wayside, the ideas that ignoring global warming just demonstrate the corrupt sponsorship of the trump campaign. The more we can make the corruption known, the better.
"End remote work policies and order the federal workforce back to the office 5 days a week: Good"
this actually is not good. most combine this with the refrain of "it's my tax dollars at work and I want them in the office working hard."
what they mean is where I can see them and point to them...but those same workers drive into work 5x and back home 5x and pollute the whole way.
until we make the ev transition or we convince them to move to DC, this will be the case.
your climate change argument shouldn't have such large holes. what applies to joe public also applies to mr. smith.
those empty buildings senator ernst reported on have better uses than as office space. supported housing for homeless vets (of which we have far too many), regular housing (possibly for fed workers) and housing for the elderly (because it sits on top of so much transit access).
There’s really no debating your points. They are all pretty common sense. The difference between you and tRump, though, is that you are capable of compassion and empathy while he is completely devoid of any.
Refreshing to hear well-reasoned insights on policy and implications rather than the traditional partisan garbage!
Bradley
Great points. The Trump administration needs to adhere to common sense which this is.
The ideas that are unconstitutional will fall by the wayside, the ideas that ignoring global warming just demonstrate the corrupt sponsorship of the trump campaign. The more we can make the corruption known, the better.
"End remote work policies and order the federal workforce back to the office 5 days a week: Good"
this actually is not good. most combine this with the refrain of "it's my tax dollars at work and I want them in the office working hard."
what they mean is where I can see them and point to them...but those same workers drive into work 5x and back home 5x and pollute the whole way.
until we make the ev transition or we convince them to move to DC, this will be the case.
your climate change argument shouldn't have such large holes. what applies to joe public also applies to mr. smith.
those empty buildings senator ernst reported on have better uses than as office space. supported housing for homeless vets (of which we have far too many), regular housing (possibly for fed workers) and housing for the elderly (because it sits on top of so much transit access).
or data centers.
There’s really no debating your points. They are all pretty common sense. The difference between you and tRump, though, is that you are capable of compassion and empathy while he is completely devoid of any.