It shouldn't come to point where citizens should even want to lobby a GSA head. If she doesn't know what she's supposed to do, if she can't say it to the public, she herself needs advice and consent, she needs to know her duties. Who the heck gets paid to not know what they are supposed to do? If she doesn't know what to do, get advice and be able to tell the public, her employer, what she is supposed to be doing. She's supposed to tell us, not the other way around, supposed to be an expert at running government operations.

Same point here 

HOW TO STOP A POWER GRAB

By artappraiser on Thu, 11/19/2020 - 2:08pm |

I've noticed that WSJ's advertising department is also on board:

They are eager to move on and start selling stories about how the Biden admin is doing all the wrong things and how you can profit from that knowledge. This Trump farce for the unwashed fans is quite tiresome.

I am very impressed and heartened by this, especially this part

They want to avoid open partisan warfare, convinced it would only further inflame Trump and his supporters. Instead, the thinking goes, apply pressure privately, and remove enough bricks in Trump’s wall of defenders until it collapses

This is basically their first 3am phone call crisis and they are showing they know how to handle it!

I.E., they would not fall for feeding a troll like Saddam Hussein either.

It comes from a lifetime of experience. Honestly, personally I did not expect this much wisdom from him and who he hired to help him. It is a very good sign!