@waltpavlo @FederalNewsNet Good article. However, middle management isn't the problem. Usually, middle management staff are the ones who report problems to upper management, who are reluctant to do anything. Look to all the associate wardens and wardens who have failed upwards into their position.
@waltpavlo I'll believe it when I see it. USP Atlanta should be the first to go. It's infrastructure is crumbling and the work culture within (or lack there of) can't be fixed.
Pelosi: "We have a shortage of workers in our country.... In Florida, some of the farmers and the growers say 'Why are you shipping these immigrants up North? We need them to pick the crops down here.'"
@MagaRisingJohn Why would I get the covid shot? I don't even get the flu shot. I eat healthy and exercise. My immune system works just fine. Don't fix it, if it ain't broke.
@mikesisak Yes and Ms. Whitehead also discussed how she had witnessed staff on staff physical altercations, then months later a few of the same individuals recieved promotions.
@waltpavlo Also, don't be fooled the current Warden at USP Atlanta does not have things under control, however he did take the time to have his office remodeled. He was also there as interm warden in 2020, when the abundance of contraband was flowing through the institution.
@waltpavlo I know first hand Carvajal lied under oath. He did NOT reassign all middle management staff at USP Atlanta, he allowed for a few administrative staff to remain, including the camp director, who ran the camp into the ground which is now being closed.