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That of the Senate lead “doge” The legislator said on Friday that his search for government efficiency begins to reach full circle, as the Department of Agriculture instituted a mandate return to work he said was driven by a complainant of 2024 who contacted his office.
“Trump’s administration, doge and I are already accumulating victories for taxpayers,” Sen. Joni Ernst, R-iwaHe told Fox News Digital on Friday.
“Growing on a farm, I know what really means to work from home.”
President Donald Trump He also emphasized the difference between teleworking in white-necked jobs and Americans in agriculture and manufacture that do not have the luxury of working from a desk.
In statements to journalists, Trump said federal workers seem less productive when they worked at home and that the dynamics are “unfair to the millions of people in the United States, who, in fact, work hard from jobs and not of their home. ”
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He also warned federal workers that they should inform the OA office “fired”.
In that sense, Ernst again looked at a complainant who came to her and claimed that the USDA District of Columbia offices were largely vacant.
This, he said, pushed him to outline the policy proposals that finally became a “doge”, a term popularized by Trump’s ally Elon Musk.
“When I first discovered that the Department of Agriculture was a ghost city, I took measures to end the teleworking abuse of federal employees and get the agency to work for Iowa farmers,” he said Ernst.
“I have put the bureaucrats to notice that their four-year holidays are over and that we are just starting to work in Washington and at the service of the American people.”
A note from the acting Secretary of Agriculture, Gary Washington, obtained by Politico on Thursday he ordered senior staff “with assigned work stations” to work on his full -time offices. It would follow additional guidance for workers without a planned working station.
Ernst characterized the note as that moment of full circle.
The Senator of Doo is trying to secure
Ernst raised his first concerns about teleworking bureaucrats and unused Washington Office Space presented at the Federal Ledger during a meeting with Trump and Musk in Mar-Alago last year .
Previously, he collected a report after an investigation into the waste and government abuses through which 2 trillion dollars could be performed in savings if the problems had attended.
In a December statement emphasized by this report, the Chamber’s budget committee, now directed by representative Jodey Arrington, R-Texas, said that the Biden Mass Telephone Administration formed “generated the complacency to The staff at the same time cost thousands of cashmen in unnecessary maintenance and maintenance costs.
“Early success means there is much more to come,” added a person who knew the Senate’s Dog’s work.
According to a report by the Government Accounting Office, only 11% of USDA’s office space was occupied in the first quarter of 2023 and 75% of the available space at 17 federal agencies s ‘He has kept empty from the pandemic.
Ernst built his initial probes of the USDA denuncker, so he believes that the last development that forces the work of the return of the bureaucrats of agriculture is the problem that now reaches the entire circle .
Rece. Aaron Bean, R-Fla.,-The President and Founder of the Doo Caucus-Va praised Ernst’s work, saying that taxpayers deserve to have a government that operates “full capacity”.
“President Trump’s executive order that requires federal employees to return to work is the first step in improving government efficiency.”
“This is just a common sense and the exact type of waste will continue to be taken out,” said Bean.
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Ernst’s first “victory” came with a highly Democratic favored bill, appointed by the friend of President Biden’s president, Senator Tom Carper, D-Del.
Within the Law on the Development of Water Resources of Thomas R. Carper was a provision to force the administration of general services to sell the Federal Building of Wilbur J. Cohen.
The Block-Long “Stripped Classicist” building in the southwest of the Capitol of the United States was designed by the Architect of Philadelphia Charles Z. Klauder in the 1930’s and originally hosted the Social Security Administration.
However, its total occupation decreased to 2%, to a large extent to U.S. voice workers by 2025.
Another modification of “DOGE” sponsored by Ernst that requires the supervision of the agency and the reports on teleworking successfully added to a bill of important appropriations approved in December.
Fox News Digital contacted the White House to comment on this story, but did not receive a reply for press time.
