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Federal workers: ‘We are tired of Being Pawns,’ urge Republicans to end shutdown

Federal workers: ‘We are tired of Being Pawns,’ urge Republicans to end shutdown

by Gabrielle Bienasz | Jan 10, 2019 | Featured, Living

WASHINGTON – Federal Communications Commission employee Ronald Cunningham wants to keep his Ford truck. He’s only owned it for three months. But he has been furloughed for nearly three weeks as part of the partial federal government shutdown and says if he is not paid...
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