A Reagan Moment as State Employees Quit on Youngkin
Like air traffic controllers 40 years ago, Virginia state employees have been reminded that they serve the people — and if they refuse to do so, they’re free to find jobs elsewhere.
The resignation of hundreds of Virginia state employees is emerging as a Reagan moment for Governor Youngkin. Like air traffic controllers 40 years ago, Virginia state employees have been reminded that they serve the people — and if they refuse to do so, they’re free to find jobs elsewhere.
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