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In this monologue, Dennis Prager argues that lifetime federal pensions are unjustified and that federal employees should be compensated at levels comparable to the private sector. He contends that private‑sector jobs enforce accountability—workers who underperform lose their positions—whereas federal jobs often provide lifelong benefits regardless of performance. Prager calls for a reduction in the size of government and warns that excessive reliance on federal employment creates dependency, urging a shift toward a leaner government and a labor market where workers are held to private‑sector standards.

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