@olehhhhhhhhh@GraphCrimes Not that dramatically. The odds of any individual in the workforce dying in the next 2 months is still very low, even if they are in their 80s.
@sethbannon@DanielleFong Yet another person sharing this fascinating theory that federal contracts are given in perpetuity until you break the law. Security issues that aren't against the law, such as having a relationship with a foreign adversary, apparently don't enter into it.
@TaproomFern@notcapnamerica I think it's pretty clear she's arguing in bad faith. She is not interested in protecting reproductive freedom. She's interested in arguing for Trump.
@ppppp1245688@KorbanKonsult@akarlin@whstancil Not to mention, the standard for 'get to renew a federal contract' is not 'did they break the law'. If you break the law, you can lose your contracts, but you can lose them without breaking the law. For example, if you're a security risk.