Rokita Back At It With No Buffer This Time
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Rep. Todd Rokita |
Todd Rokita represents Indiana’s 4th Congressional District.
He looks and seems like a nice enough guy, and I give him credit in that he actually does appear in his district to talk to his constituents. He, or a member of his staff, will actually engage with people of all political beliefs on social media. He sets a good example in that way.
Recently, Rokita has drawn attention for attempting to change the way federal employees can organize into unions and how they can be hired and fired. Essentially, if Rokita gets his way, a new federal employee can be fired with no cause and with no recourse.
Source: Indy Democrat Blog
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