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Will Trump's DOE strategy actually cut the bureaucracy?

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BYRON YORK: Despite the recent Democratic and media lionization of federal workers, the fact remains that the federal bureaucracy is too big, too slow-moving and too resistant to innovation. Taking it on is a worthwhile start.

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Will Trump's DOE strategy actually cut the bureaucracy?

BYRON YORK: Despite the recent Democratic and media lionization of federal workers, the fact remains that the federal bureaucracy is too big, too slow-moving and too resistant to innovation. Taking it on is a worthwhile start.

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Staffing reductions at Education Department haven’t hit FAFSA office amid Trump cuts, agency says

Staffing reductions have not hit the Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid, despite orders to dramatically cut staff in half and work to dismantle the agency.  The Department of Education unveiled plans on March 11 to cut its staff in half, and President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to shutter the agency.  But those handling student loan services were not let go, according to a department spokesperson.  “N…

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Staffing reductions have not hit the Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid, despite orders to dramatically cut staff in half and work to dismantle the agency.  The Department of Education unveiled plans on March 11 to cut its staff in half, and President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to shutter the agency.  But those handling student loan services were not let go, according to a department spokesperson.  “N…

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