Senator David Perdue: Federal Employees Should Be Held To Real-World Standards

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1. Nelda smith

   June 25, 2019 at 11:21 pm

   I HOPE HE STARTS BY GETTING RID OF DEEP STATE C-A & F-I ! HOW MANY SOLDIER’S LIVES HAVE THEY DESTROYED BECAUSE OF THEIR POPPY FIELDS? NEXT, MAYBE ALL D.C. POLITICIANS (DEMS & REPS.) CAN PROVIDE TAX RETURNS, BANK ACCOUNTS, ASSETS AND OFF SHORE ACCOUNTS FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS…AND PROVE HOW THEY BECAME MILLIONAIRES ON A GOVERNMENT PAY CHECK.

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   • Pat Woodard

     June 26, 2019 at 11:43 am

     @Nelda Smith, you have said a mouthful! You also pointed out a GREAT question, how DID they become millionaires on government paychecks??? We are paying DEARLY in our health, our livelihoods, our tax dollars and everything else, only to see them gain tremendously while we flounder.

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2. Barbara

   June 26, 2019 at 12:03 pm

   Why doesn’t Congress work A 5 day week. Why are they on vacation so frequently. Servants of the people I doubt it

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3. Dorothy Mcguire

   June 26, 2019 at 11:21 pm

   Federal employees should have work ethics just like anyone of the people paying their salary.
   Tired of big pay self indulgent. Do nothing get rich overpaid salary and pensions/ health insurance
   Lobbyists- inside trading, they voted for no punishment for their inside trading. Time for BIG CHANGE

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4. George Wilson

   July 4, 2019 at 9:48 am

   Outlines reasons he’s no fan of GOP Sen. David Perdue
   STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. — Any day we can expect our lightweight United States Senator David Perdue, to emerge from his mansion in his closed community wearing his denim jacket to denounce the rising debt level. This is after his vote on the budget busting tax cut.
   Along with this consider his continued support of leaving the Guantanamo prison open at a cost of $10,000,000 per detainee (says Human Rights First) and the expensive tax cuts that benefits the top one percent and corporations. In addition, he voted to increase defense spending without the often promised investigations to end the waste and corruption in military operations and procurement that continues unabated.
   Perdue has a 76 percent approval ranking from Georgia Republicans, yet has voted against the average Georgians interests. What does that tell the average voter?
   His sycophantic support of President Trump has certainly not benefited Georgia’s hard hit hurricane victims. His political skills in dealing with Democrats are almost non-existent.

   Perdue
   Perdue continues to be, as Trump puts it, “to be a person from central casting who looks like a Senator.”
   The one thing I do know is his eagerness to cut entitlements as a way of reducing the national debt and government expenditures. This means cuts in Social Security and Medicare. Furthermore, the disappointment on his face and his gestures when John McCain voted to keep the Affordable Health Care Act will forever remain in my mind. He was the presiding officer at the time and I got a good look at him on C-SPAN.
   Partisanship is an issue currently in Washington, and Perdue wrongly puts the blame on the Democrats. Here is a senator who failed to vote for Obama’s moderate nominee for the Supreme Court, Merrick Garland. His friend, the Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, promised to obstruct Obama at every turn.
   What is the definition of a hypocrite? Perdue’s and Trump’s political ineptness are causing the following:
   • Georgia farmers are going bankrupt;
   • California wildfire victims are struggling to rebuild; and
   • Puerto Rican families are losing access to food benefits.
   Further, he stated: “This economy is growing rapidly. We’ve created five-million new jobs.” Moreover, he exclaims that unemployment is the lowest that it’s been in over 50 years. “So, we got the economy moving,” taking credit for what Obama and the Democrats started.
   “We made a dent in the long-term debt by growing the economy. A significant dent,” said Perdue. Remember that statement when cuts are proposed by Republicans to human services to balance the budget. But wait until his main constituents in rural Georgia become aware that they are not benefitting from this so called success.
   “I’ve got a lot of Democratic friends, a lot of Republican friends in this state. I can tell you, the road to Socialism is not going to run through the state of Georgia,” said Perdue. This trope is used to demonize people who want a fair deal on wages, health care, education and other programs and services that are available in other advanced industrial nations.
   One women is running against him, Teresa Tomlinson, former mayor of Columbus .It really is time for real change in Georgia.

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