Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., took goal at Secretary of State Antony Blinken after it was reported that the State Department held counseling sessions for people who were upset by President-elect Trump’s election defeat. Because Kamala Harris was no elected president of the United States, Issa wrote in a text to Blinken last week that she was concerned that the Department is catering to federal workers who are physically devastated by the country’s standard operating through the delivery of government-funded mental health counseling. After Trump’s triumph, a Free Beacon report earlier this month detailed two alleged treatment sessions at the State Department, with sources claiming that one occasion amounted to an knowledge” cry session.” In another instance, an email addressed agency employees, promising an “insightful webinar where we delve into effective stress management techniques to help you understand these challenging times,” according to the report. ” Change is a constant in our lives, but it can often bring about stress and uncertainty”, the email said. Join us for a thought-provoking webinar that explores effective stress management strategies to aid you in these difficult times. The Republican lawmaker rebuffed the report’s use of taxpayer dollars to counsel those upset about the election, demanding answers on how many sessions have been conducted, how many are planned, and how much the sessions are costing the department. In his letter to Blinken, Issa argued that the reported sessions were “disturbing” and that “nonpartisan government officials” should not be suffering a “personal meltdown over the outcome of a free and fair election. Additionally, Issa expressed concern that the sessions might also raise questions about how eager some State Department employees are to carry out Trump’s new organizational vision. The Department’s mere participation in these sessions raises important questions about how willing its staff is to carry out the lawful policy priorities that the American people elected President Trump to pursue and implement, according to the letter. Foreign service officers should resign and seek a political position in the next Democratic administration, according to the Trump administration’s request for comment.