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Lurita Doan is the former Administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration. You can email Lurita at ldoan@federalnewsradio.com. Lurita Doan's column ‘Leadership Matters' is a part of Commentary and Analysis on Federal News Radio 1500 AM and FederalNewsRadio.com.
The Unintended Consequences of the Terrorist Trials in New York
11/16/09
Regardless of the trial's outcome, security, facilities and procedural requirements will put government workers through a financial, labor-intensive, emotional wringer.
11/16/09
Regardless of the trial's outcome, security, facilities and procedural requirements will put government workers through a financial, labor-intensive, emotional wringer.
Continuing Resolution and the Myth of Job Creation
11/09/09
New jobs can't be created in the federal government as things stand.
11/09/09
New jobs can't be created in the federal government as things stand.
Obama Opts Out of Procurement Reform
11/02/09
The President delegated reform appropriately, except that the person to whom he delegated the task doesn't yet exist.
11/02/09
The President delegated reform appropriately, except that the person to whom he delegated the task doesn't yet exist.
President Obama, Recovery and the City that Care Forgot
10/19/09
Maybe tax funds should stay in the Crescent City
10/19/09
Maybe tax funds should stay in the Crescent City
CBO Scoring and the Spin Meisters
10/12/09
Understatement of the Month: the CBO's scoring of Healthcare is preliminary.
10/12/09
Understatement of the Month: the CBO's scoring of Healthcare is preliminary.
Czars, Czarinas and Czardines—oh my!
10/05/09
Czars were once, perhaps, a great idea. Past czars had enormous clout. Unfortunately those days are long gone.
10/05/09
Czars were once, perhaps, a great idea. Past czars had enormous clout. Unfortunately those days are long gone.
The Gathering Storm: Trade, Debt and Disaster
09/14/09
When the Administration has bad news and hopes to control the timing and discussion of the issue, the press release appears late on a Friday afternoon. This past Friday was no exception.
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09/14/09
When the Administration has bad news and hopes to control the timing and discussion of the issue, the press release appears late on a Friday afternoon. This past Friday was no exception.
Cheers & Jeers
Barack Obama and Lisa Jackson
Frank Buckles and Kathleen Sebelius
NASA and the SBA
The Oklahoma Department of Libraries and the FCC
The GAO and Social Security Administration
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Today's Headlines
Examining the role of China in U.S. cybersecurity policy
Alternative energy methods key to securing troops on battlefield
GSA headquarters to become model green building
VA Under Secretary for Benefits stepping down
Tips for deducting charitable contributions
Commissioner Astrue: Social Security data center ready early
Social Security disability claims progress threatened by state furloughs
FAA: Computers couldn't talk to each other
TSA, OMB nominees approved in committee
DHS rewarding firms checking immigrant status
DHS wants speedy screening at more airports
Troops' post-deployment questionnaires missing
Pentagon looking for Fort Hood management lapses
Military experiment seeks to predict PTSD
FBI assesses al Qaeda's cyberthreat
Volunteers strive to save Santa letter service
Stamp auction raises $3.2 million for the Smithsonian
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