On July 24th, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced a major restructuring at the USDA, aimed not only at trimming operations but also at moving agency workers closer to the people they’re supposed to be serving. USDA is hoping to relocate some 2,600 of the 4,600 employees currently serving in the Washington, DC, area to hubs in Raleigh, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Fort Collins, and Salt Lake City.  While we can already hear the sounds of coastal bureaucratic brains exploding as they consider having to tell their friends that they’re being shipped off to… the United States of America… the USDA says it’s a win-win, as the move will reduce employees’ cost of living. The department is also moving out of many of its oversized Washington digs as part of the change, giving up office space in at least three large buildings in the District and saving an estimated $2.2 billion in maintenance.  However, not everyone is happy about this plan. On August 13th, Representative Angie Craig, …