Federal Workers Deserved So Much Better, and I'm Ashamed of My Country.
This could have been thoughtful. This could have been measured to caused less pain. This could have been SO much more f****** dignified.
William J. Bosanko's story at the National Archives spans a generation. Following his mother's path into public service, he began in 1993 as an archivist's technician, eventually rising through dedication and expertise to become Deputy Archivist. Known as "a consummate professional," Bosanko earned widespread respect for maintaining the Archives' nonpar…
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