Secretary of State Antony Blinken faces intense scrutiny following reports that the State Department organized therapy sessions for employees distressed by President-elect Donald Trump's recent election victory. The controversy has sparked a heated debate about the appropriate use of government resources and the political neutrality of federal agencies.Representative Darrell Issa, a Republican from California, has taken a leading role in questioning these alleged sessions. In a strongly worded letter to Secretary Blinken, Issa expressed deep concern over what he views as an inappropriate use of taxpayer funds to cater to employees upset by the democratic process.
