President Biden July 9 fired Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul after he refused to resign, insisting he should be allowed to fill out a term that was scheduled to last another four years.
Among those cheering his ouster were the unions that represent most of the Social Security Administration's 60,000 employees, which accused him of being hostile to labor and questioned his efforts at what he called reform.
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