Saturday, November 7, 2020

Lisa Gordon-Hagerty resigns

 https://thehill.com/policy/defense/524865-lisa-e-gordon-hagerty-resigns-as-nnsa-administrator


Well, she knew what she was getting into.

(Bob Harvard's decision in 2017 seems ever more prescient.)

Godspeed Bill Bookless.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...



That has fast.

Anonymous said...

One more top official "spending more time with their family." Trump likes big numbers, and he has certainly achieved this one; more turnover at the top than any other president in history! Congratulations, Donny boy.

Anonymous said...

Lisa Gordon-Hagerty “was told to resign by Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.yahoo.com/amphtml/trump-administration-fires-three-agency-161249005.html

According to “Defense Daily”, “Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette kept close tabs on then-National Nuclear Security Administration boss Lisa Gordon-Hagerty for months, sending chaperones to her meetings with Congress and monitoring her personal calendar before abruptly demanding her resignation”

Unknown said...

Good riddance.
I don't have any confidence (either) in her abilities to work that position after a tweet rage.

Anonymous said...

According to “Defense Daily”, “Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette kept close tabs on then-National Nuclear Security Administration boss Lisa Gordon-Hagerty for months, sending chaperones to her meetings with Congress and monitoring her personal calendar before abruptly demanding her resignation”

11/10/2020 11:09 AM

Sounds like Brouillette was more worried about her snagging his job than anything else!

Anonymous said...

Brouillette did the right thing. I’m sure he was being undermined by all the former Livermore managers. Hopefully Biden will get rid of all of them. At Livermore it’s common for managers to do a lot of behind closed doors conniving. I don’t know how that plays in DC. This is why the NNSA administrators wanted fixed terms, not political appointments, so they could continue their ways.

Anonymous said...

At Livermore it’s common for managers to do a lot of behind closed doors conniving. I don’t know how that plays in DC.

11/22/2020 10:27 AM

OMG, ROFL. You're kidding, right??

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