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PeterS, know the facts instead of lying all the time.

The re-organization process is for effective control, for better performance and results while saving money. I am glad they are doing that. I would do or recommend the same. Fact of the matter is: This needs to be done on most of our federal agencies. It is so bloated, loaded with political useless dumb personnel, duplication of duties, and making mess out of it.

After Barack Obama won the p**********l e******n, in 2009, he placed so many unqualified personnel who helped him in his campaign e******n. These people were not qualified.

GAO audit on 2010, reported that there were so many federal personnel duplication of duties. Until now these people are there. They could not be removed, or they'll sue you of discrimination.

I think people working for the Federal Government must require Civil Service Testing to select the fittest. Most of them receiving lucrative salaries, retirement benefits and other benefits. They create more problems, instead of helping and facilitating.

I'm very familiar with these problems. During the 1980's I've audited State Government, and encountered similar problems. The system is too political and stressful, that after 5 years, I gave up and moved to a university institution.

Roger that, linda, look at our history, The greatest advancements in science and engineering have always taken place in the private sector. And, even in those times where the government needed something invented, engineered, or manufactured, it was the men and women in the private sector who provided it.

For example, in 1961, president Kennedy challenged America with his famous "land a man on the moon and return him safely to the earth". The government agency, NASA, managed the project, but look who designed and built the entire systems that got our men to the moon. Of course, NASA employed its own scientists and engineers, but it was the 400,000 or so American scientists, engineers, technicians, even plumbers and seamstresses, in private corporations who made it happen. The astronauts and NASA managers themselves had nothing but praise for the American people. Even now, following the end of the Space Shuttle program, NASA management is looking to turn the bulk of space exploration over to commercial enterprises.

The thing about liberal progressives is they want the government to control everything, from toilet paper to space ships.