FEC vice chairman resigns, leaving agency unable to vote

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(08-27-2019, 09:57 AM)GMDino Wrote:  Well, what could go wrong with that? 

https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/458850-fec-vice-chairman-resigns-leaving-agency-unable-to-vote




And to highlight how one man is running what happens with our government:



So, as an aside to the main story, can you imagine how much this country could have accomplished without McConnell in charge of the Senate?

Quote:President Trump nominated Republican attorney Trey Trainor to serve as an FEC commissioner in 2017, but the Senate has not voted on his nomination.

How nice must it be to have a job where you make $174k+, have benefits and allowances, plus a pension after just 5 years... and not have to actually do your job for at least two years. I don't know anything about the candidate, but if he's worthwhile, vote him in. If he's a turd, vote him down. How can you do nothing for that long?