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A source familiar with Dravis' resignation said that she has been looking to exit the administration for some time to pursue opportunities in the private sector.

I wasn't aware the private sector had any need for control freak red tapers.

[PGR88]

I wasn't aware the private sector had any need for control freak red tapers.

The largest companies LOVE getting in bed with government, particularly when it comes to rule-writing. its the best way to keep competition down.

I was thinking she'll go right to K-Street and join a law firm lobbying the EPA. Its the path every other DC bureaucrat I know has taken.

[fella]

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[thoughtomator]

Are you kidding? For many companies, having a free pass through inside influence is absolutely essential to their business model. She’ll be able to demand seven figures annually, easy.

[Pollard]

There’s more than one fedgov agency that is a revolving door to a large private corps. They swap employees on a regular basis.

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=palemoon&q=corporation+revolving+door+employees+epa&ia=web