Federal agencies will be forced to use buildings at a 60% capacity rate or else ... trends now
Republicans are tackling Biden's 'bloated bureaucracy' with new bill that will force the federal workforce to get back into the office.
The bill led by Rep. Scott Perry, expected to pass Tuesday evening, requires federal agencies to use their offices at a 60 percent capacity rate or sell the buildings.
Damning reports reveal government employees have been in meetings while taking bubble baths, still got paid while on the golf course and attended happy hours while on the clock.
All federal agencies are less than 50 percent occupied - wasting an estimated $2.8 million per day.
Republicans say its an insult to taxpayers as agencies spend about $2 billion a year to operate and maintain over 11,000 acres of federal office buildings and over $5 billion annually in leases.
'Right now, American Taxpayers are forced to pay $2 billion a year for office space - almost half the size of Disney World - that D.C. bureaucrats refuse to use,' Perry wrote on X.
Damning reports reveal government employees have been in meetings while taking bubble baths, still got paid while on the golf course and attended happy hours while on the clock
'American taxpayers should not be forced to foot the bill for unelected federal bureaucrats who refuse to come back to work,' Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn, told DailyMail.com in an exclusive statement
'President Biden is grasping onto more than 11,000 acres of old, unused buildings,' continued Perry, R-Pa.
'American taxpayers should not be forced to foot the bill for unelected federal bureaucrats who refuse to come back to work,' Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn, told DailyMail.com in an exclusive statement.
'House Republicans are delivering on our promise to claw back government waste and reduce
