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There is surely a need to fix NEPA. I think we’ve seriously lost the intent of that Act. There is certainly a place for public comment... -
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Congress should fix a lot of problems that they haven't bothered to address for many years. That's to say nothing of the current... -
Would doing a lap at the Daytona 500 in the Presidential limo count as a good place to start holding people accountable for their...
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If we are serious about getting the budget into balance...the largest slices of the pie of federal spending are defense, social...
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What do you call it when people are appointed to high ranking positions without Senate approval, and then granted access to classified...
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Because that simply is not what this is about. It's about vindictiveness, revenge, and pandering to a base that really likes to see...
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5 percent today, on top of 20-30% over the last decade. Not that anyone cares, but here’s a real life scenario. Lots of fed land...
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There is no middle ground because what's happening doesn't match the stated objective at all.
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Right. Indiscriminately terminating the lowest wage employees early in their careers to fund tax breaks for the rich. Really tearing a...
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Three ring circus…with extra clowns.
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But no problem with the VA firing (via president musk's directive) 1000 probationary employees that care for veterans? Faux outrage, at...
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Well, maybe you should work for the .gov and try to negotiate that. Probationary employees in both the private and public sector...
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Again, we should be blaming Congress for all the ills of "lack of management". They direct fed agency priorities. And Lawyers, blame...
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WTF are you talking about about, Congress passes the laws that forces agencies to do whatever. It's like telling your kid to throw a...
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Amen. Matthew 7:12. “Do to others whatever you would like them to do to you. This is the essence of all that is taught in the law and...
