File it under the heading “Enough is enough!”, as President Trump’s nominee to head the Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration, Scott Mugno,  has withdrawn his name from consideration. A former FedEx safety executive, the Mugno nomination (filed in 2017) was caught up in a tug-of-war between the Congress and the White House over a host of appointments (Gaston Pearce to NLRB, Chai Feldblum and Daniel Gade to EEOC, among others) that were opposed for partisan reasons by both parties in the 115^th Congress. When the 115^th Congress ended at the end of 2018, all pending nominations expired with it. Mugno was re-nominated to head OSHA, but facing continued uncertainty over his future, he advised Labor Secretary Alex Acosta early this week that he had enough and was withdrawing.