“I think it’s a question that the administration has tried to dance around,” John Lewis, deputy legal director at policy think tank Governing for Impact, told The Hill. “Thus far, it seems to want to have it both ways.” 

“The administration can’t have it both ways,” said Adam Grogg, a former deputy general counsel at OMB and now the legal director at Governing for Impact, a left-of-center think tank. “Either it’s an agency covered by FOIA with the authority to

TRANSITIONS — Governing For Impact is adding Adam Grogg, John Lewis and Elisabeth Mabus. Grogg will be legal director and previously was deputy general counsel at OMB. Lewis will be deputy legal director and previously was a trial attorney for DOJ’s Federal Programs Branch. Mabus

Adam Grogg, former Deputy General Counsel of the Office of Management and Budget, John Lewis, and Elisabeth Mabus join Governing for Impact. WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Governing for Impact (GFI) announces the hire of three new team members who bring a wealth of

New resource will track hundreds of Project 2025 proposals, provide reporters and civil society groups data on the administration’s executive action agenda WASHINGTON, DC — Today, Governing for Impact (GFI) and the Center for Progressive Reform launched their joint Project

But earlier this month, the researchers at Governing for Impact (GFI) made the case that rescheduling federal workers is wholly unlawful. Essentially, the order blows open a narrow exception to civil service protections for senior political officials and applies it to thousands