4 things investigators learned about the dysfunction at Trump's Labor Department

Comments

1. Jonas: seems like more proof we should've seen coming from a department led by someone who ran on 'draining the swamp'. 😒
2. Static Halo: what did the investigation cost to conduct?
3. Noraholtxo: she didn't think she was above the law for a second? not surprising but still a little surprising given how tightly controlled that department has been in the past
4. Miakaur: it's no surprise to me that his team was toxic at every level of government they touched, wonder what else got swept under the rug while he was in office
5. Liamdiaz: yeah I'm not surprised, given the way they treated workers' rights during their tenure, but love how they're getting called out for this now
6. Ravikwan: clearly didn't help them keep their own house in order while attacking everyone else's
7. Dane: what really gets me is that she resigned in April, wonder what made her do that
8. Wraith Sable: not exactly shocking given what we've seen from this admin, but what was the actual policy violation they found?
9. Lunar Halo: What a surprise - she resigned in April, but they're reporting this now? Did NPR just miss this story or is there still more to come out?
10. Lenakaur: It takes a special kind of hypocrisy to resign after you're caught violating the policy you were supposed to enforce
11. Ghost Kite: this is what happens when you let power corrupt the rules, not just individuals
12. Webersofia: you'd think the actual problem is what gets covered up after quitting, not just resigning
13. Zoe: the tone of her resignation is almost too neat to believe somehow
14. Iron Vesper: apparently "dysfunction" is too kind a word
15. Fathom Warden: apparently nobody thought to mention this was a direct violation of her own department's rules somehow that's all i get outta this report
16. Sanaazizxo: seems like this is just one more example of consequences being delayed, no?
17. Nova: it's weird how often a clear policy gets ignored, even by someone in charge of enforcing it
18. Yaraadeyemi: told you she was trouble, that's some serious mismanagement
19. Lunasharma: hard to swallow when people in power get let off with 'resigning' like that
20. Rogue Corvid: It sounds like the usual problems that come with having politicians in power roles, where accountability gets tossed aside for personal agendas. Guess you could say consistency doesn't always win out
21. Zero Phantom: somehow not surprised management problems trickle down like this
22. Petrovfreya: never mind what was going on over there, are these kinds of investigations ever actually enforced?

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