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thatguyoverthere wrote:

bmwrdr wrote:Snip...I hope there are consequences and nobody will be excused for negligence, they are paid to do their job... Snip

A quote from the same article linked by the OP:

“It’s a combination of laziness and people being overworked,” a former Air Force Office of Special Investigations agent told Fox News.

Maybe if they disciplined and/or fired the lazy ones, then the rest of them might not be so overworked!!!

As we all know about 80% of the actual work is done by 20% of the employees in the industry.
I do not think the Government administration is doing better in regards to those statistics.
In other words, it may actually hard to fire or punish the wrong individual.
I am not saying all are lazy or bad but it just takes one bad mushroom to spoil the soup.

bblhd672 wrote:Petition at White House website for President Trump to withdraw the nomination. Please sign if you agree.

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petiti ... th-affairs

Signed and confirmed.

Many may share my opinion by saying it is insane having government officials neglecting their duty by not registering offenders as required to prevent those "insane" or "criminals" to aquire a firearm.
I hope there are consequences and nobody will be excused for negligence, they are paid to do their job.
Just my $.02.