A recent Napolitan Institute poll found that 64% of Washington, D.C.-based federal bureaucrats who voted for Kamala Harris for president said they would not follow a lawful order from President Donald Trump if they considered it bad policy.
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., won’t stand for it.
“The American people spoke when they voted President Trump into office,” Paul told The Daily Signal in a statement on the poll. “Any bureaucrat who does not follow the law because they consider it bad policy should be fired for cause—immediately.”
The poll, which RMG Research conducted on behalf of the Napolitan Institute and released earlier this month, revealed that 42% of what the survey characterizes as “federal government managers”—federal employees who live in the National Capital Region around Washington and earn at least $75,000 annually—plan to politically oppose…
