Retired KPMG Government Practice Leader | Advocate for Healthcare Reform & Government Transformation | Passionate Grandmother, Runner, Equestrian, Golfer |
The number of students who took the CPA exam to become certified public accountants in 2022 hit a 17-year low. From 2020 to 2022, bachelor’s degrees in accounting dropped 7.8% after steady declines since 2018. https://t.co/D0jsw7e6ZQ
Largest federal worker union secures work-from-home deal through 2029 for Social Security Administration employees ahead of Trump https://t.co/fDpVRKP7f0 via @bpolitics
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Why would Governor Hochul take these contacts away from nonprofits employing NYers to give it to a for profit company in Georgia? Is this just bad public policy or procurement fraud?
Federal government agencies are using, on average, just 12% of the space in their DC headquarters. The Department of Agriculture, with space for more than 7,400 people, averaged 456 workers each day (6% occupancy).
Why are American taxpayer dollars being spent to maintain empty buildings?
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PRESSURE POINT: Trump rejects the eye-for-an-eye approach and reveals what he's seeking from those who wronged him instead. Read the president-elect's exclusive interview with FOX News Digital. https://t.co/mWvYa0Z5am
Dr. Casey Means Wows Liberal Audience and Gets Them to CHEER for RFK Jr.'s HHS Nomination
“If we were crushing it [at health], we would not be spending 2x every other country in the entire world and have the lowest life expectancy of any developed country in the entire world.”
“We are the sickest of the top 11 high-income countries in the world. We have the highest infant and maternal mortality rates, and our life expectancy is 10 years less than our friends in Japan and Switzerland right now.”
“The words 'chronic illness,' as far as I know, never came out of the Harris campaign's mouth. And I think that was a real misstep because Americans are, I think, tired of being gaslit about the fact that there's not a problem right now. And when we look around us, we know there is.”
“And Trump has asked RFK to do three simple things. He's asked to get the corruption out of the U.S. health agencies, produce uncompromised evidence-based research for our health guidelines, and reverse the trends of the chronic disease epidemic in two years for children and adults so that we can show up for our 250th anniversary of America stronger than ever. That sounds pretty good to me.”
(Audience Cheers)