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Not everyone, but within the Executive Branch, sure.

Nope. The people within the Executive Branch work for the President and Congress. They work in agencies that were established by Congress, under civil service rules enacted by Congress, following budgetary allocations decided by Congress, under the oversight of Congress, and implementing the laws adopted by Congress.

The President has managerial oversight over all those employees - but they don't work for him. The work for the United States federal government, and the policies and priorities of the U.S. government are established by both the Congress and the President.

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