@brilliant_gomez, 

I agree that this sounds #disastrous and like a push for 15-minute cities! The idea is to frustrate people about their commute, especially considering that most government workers in #DC live in surrounding states, such as Maryland and Virginia, and even as far away as Pennsylvania and #NewYork.

There are no #logical reasons for requiring federal workers back to the office 5 days a week other than #Fifteen Minute Cities. There is no case for federal workers not "actually" working at home. Workers who cheat at home will also cheat in the office; this applies to government workers and the private sector. Telework, which is different from #remote work, helps families and provides for work-life balance. So, if the goal is NOT to support #families, it must be for something else. #TheMoreYouKnow

If this is to save 🇺🇸#America's money, what about the money spent on having so many federal #workers in the office? And what about transit subsidies? How much will that cost? If you think about it, it will #cost the #federal government and federal workers more money to have workers in the office five days per week. The push is toward fifteen-minute #cities.

President #Trump, if there are federal workers who take advantage of telework, address those individuals. However, it is questionable to #classify all telework federal workers as #cheaters.

@POTUS @realDonaldTrump, if you want to help federal workers who are 🇺🇸#WeThePeople, especially those with families, please leave #telework as an option.
#disastrous #DC