Federal employees are vital to our everyday lives.
Yet today, they are being subjected to a dangerous and arbitrary campaign to slash the civil service, close federal agencies and offices, and disrupt their work on behalf of the public.
These unprecedented actions are damaging our government and undermining a 140-year consensus on the need for a professional, nonpartisan federal workforce that serves the public above any private interest or agenda.
‘Who Is Government?’
To shine a national spotlight on all that federal employees do for our country and to build public support for protecting the government’s apolitical workforce, we collaborated with a group of celebrated writers to profile civil servants for The Washington Post’s “Who Is Government?” series, now a book edited by bestselling author Michael Lewis.
The book pulls back the curtain on civil servants who ensure the public good—from revolutionizing mine safety and returning billions to victims of cybercrime to ensuring military veterans receive a proper burial and protecting the American consumer.
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