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House Republicans held a hearing to “Unleash America’s Workforce”—while they’re actively abandoning workers. To my Republican colleagues –do you know what would actually help our workforce? -Economic mobility. -Job security. -At a minimum – institutional stability.
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Do you know what would make true red blooded Americans thrilled to the bone? Kash and Bondi placing you in handcuffs via SWAT/CNN for Aiding and Abetting illegal aliens and immigration violations with marrying your brother for citizenship. Obummer can't protect you.

When Republicans talk about America’s workforce, they’re referring to people who work in America and actually produce. Not lifelong government employees that suck up taxpayer money so they can retire, fat and rich.

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Actively abandoning workers. Pretty bold statement without facts to back it up but then you’re a democrat drama queen

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Hey Ilhan, the feds aren’t your personal job bank—taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill. Tell those DC bureaucrats to pack up, move out, and get a real gig. That’s real mobility, not your government handouts!

Thousands of federal employees just got the mobility you claim they seek. Your job is done. You should just go home.

You shouldn’t be allowed in the building

Why are Democrats advocating for waste, fraud and abuse? Or are you advocating for more debt, because you sure aren't advocating for balancing the budget or fiscal responsibility.

The "Expanding Labor Representation in the Workforce System Act" (H.R.567) perfectly illustrates D.C.'s addiction to bureaucratic bloat. This bill forces states to allocate 30% of workforce board seats to union reps – up from 20% – while expanding "labor organization" definitions to include federal/state employee unions. Workforce boards already funnel taxpayer money into redundant programs and consultant contracts. Adding more union seats doesn’t create jobs – it creates patronage networks. Real workforce development requires slashing red tape, not expanding labor’s grip on taxpayer-funded boards. Meanwhile, SB567 wastes $435K on a gold medal for a Revolutionary War regiment. Priorities?

This is what would help our workforce - getting the wasteful employment of millions of federal government workers into private industries
