So when we do spring cleaning, my wife takes a room and I take a room. After a day, I've thrown away two things and read a bunch of old books and looked at old stuff and plugged in stuff I'll never use again. She's basically taken a truckload of shit to the good will and half priced books, and will invariably include a few things I wish she hadn't, but then I'll forget about them in 24 hours. She cleans the government like MAGA and I clean like sleepy Joe.
The question is whether after the gutting we will ever be able to "Build Back Better".
I'm an employment lawyer, and I want to stress, in my opinion, solely based on my personal experience, the OFCCP is the most useless government agency I've ever dealt with. It's hard to imagine that they could not be - could have been more -- efficient or that we could craft legislation that achieves some of the same goals more efficiently and in fact, better. (Or in fact focus on attention on persons hiring economically disadvantaged without regard to protected classification).)
I think the answer that most of you will gravitate to is - no, we may not ever have a chance to build back better. I probably still am the more optimistic school, but I'm not really sure why.
Ending Radical And Wasteful Government DEI Programs And Preferencing – The White House
It is being reported that President Trump has rescinded Executive Order 11,246, which has long required “affirmative action” programs for companies doing contract work with the federal government.