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Coast Guard officer promotion advanced by Senate Republicans despite IG finding of whistleblower retaliation

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Coast Guard officer promotion advanced by Senate Republicans despite IG finding of whistleblower retaliation
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Coast Guard officer promotion advanced by Senate Republicans despite IG finding of whistleblower retaliation

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  • Government Executive·May 1

    Coast Guard officer promotion advanced by Senate Republicans despite IG finding of whistleblower retaliation

    Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., speaks at a press conference on Oct. 28, 2025. She said that senators "cannot allow the promotion of officers into the Coast Guard's senior ranks who have substantiated claims of retaliation in their records.” Anadolu / Getty Images A group of Senate Democrats on Tuesday requested that Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin urge the White House to withdraw the pending promotion of a Coast Guard officer who they say has been found to have retaliated against a whistleblower. In their letter, the lawmakers wrote that the inspector general for the Homeland Security Department in 2018 determined that Commander Jesse Millard retaliated against a subordinate after she filed a complaint against him and other Coast Guard leaders. Names were redacted in the IG report that the senators cited, but the document states that investigators found the “totality of evidence” showed that a lieutenant commander stationed at the Coast Guard Academy would have received higher evaluation marks if she hadn't submitted discrimination and harassment complaints against her superiors. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., one of the letter’s signers, said during a Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee meeting in March that advancing Millard’s promotion would contravene progress that lawmakers and

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