Insiders claim Trump official threatened state leaders before six were abruptly removed

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The Agriculture Department has reassigned or detailed six state conservation chiefs after demanding faster spending despite deep staff cuts, The Washington Sun reports . Citing seven people familiar with the changes and internal communications, the Sun says the moves followed a tense meeting in which Natural Resources Conservation Service Chief Colton Buckley told state leaders to get funding out faster. Buckley yelled and cursed, according to two insiders, and one employee called him “verbally abusive.” He even reportedly brought forms to start reassignments or firings and said he’d sign…

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