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As civil servants, they already were impossible to fire; with [[collective bargaining]] rights and a shop steward to represent them, they become too costly and cumbersome to discipline.
As civil servants, they already were impossible to fire; with [[collective bargaining]] rights and a shop steward to represent them, they become too costly and cumbersome to discipline.
A group of laws commonly referred to as "post [[Watergate]] reforms" have shaped the contemporary era. They are the [[War Powers Act]], the [[Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act]], the [[Freedom of Information Act]], and the Federal Election Campaign Act which created the [[Federal Elections Commission]]. Additionally, Congress created oversight committees of the [[intelligence community]]. The [[Senate Select Committee on Intelligence]] has been described as the heart of the [[Uniparty]] and [[Deep State]], and the most corrupt committee of Congress.
A group of laws commonly referred to as "post [[Watergate]] reforms" have shaped the contemporary era. They are the [[War Powers Act]], the [[Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act]], the [[Freedom of Information Act]], and the Federal Election Campaign Act which created the [[Federal Election Commission]]. Additionally, Congress created oversight committees of the [[intelligence community]]. The [[Senate Select Committee on Intelligence]] has been described as the heart of the [[Uniparty]] and [[Deep State]], and the most corrupt committee of Congress.
==See also==
==See also==