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'Well... bye'! AP reports Beltway bureaucrats 'quitting rather than moving to the U.S. west' as tiny violins can be heard in the background

Decentralizing certain federal agencies and relocating them closer to the areas (and people) they’re supposed to be serving has been a Trump administration priority. However, some federal employees have problems with it, as evidenced by this AP report:

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Just perfect:

Some “civil servants” don’t seem to want to be very close to the people and places they’re supposedly serving!

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That would be a big start in the effort to make DC less swampy.

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