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<blockquote data-quote="59 Dano" data-source="post: 6059898" data-attributes="member: 23516"><p>That isn't even a post. Those may not even really be sentences. It's just a bunch of words strung together. </p><p></p><p>Allow me to address your brief moments of coherence. No one cares which issue won him the election. They care that he won. </p><p>As for the federal employees being laid off, I don't like it for them. Unfortunately when you have a bureaucracy the size of the federal government, with as many layers as it has, and no incentives anywhere within it to be efficient (let alone effective), you cannot keep feeding it.</p><p></p><p>Better put: you don't allow billions of dollars to be wasted simply it keeps some people employed. The federal government is not a make-work program for marginally talented people whose primary aspiration is to be a nameless, faceless cog in the largest machine imaginable. I hate to see anyone lose his job but thousands and thousands of federal employees were paid well to sit on their rear ends doing incredibly easy, and often meaningless, tasks. Congrats guys, but it doesn't last forever.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="59 Dano, post: 6059898, member: 23516"] That isn't even a post. Those may not even really be sentences. It's just a bunch of words strung together. Allow me to address your brief moments of coherence. No one cares which issue won him the election. They care that he won. As for the federal employees being laid off, I don't like it for them. Unfortunately when you have a bureaucracy the size of the federal government, with as many layers as it has, and no incentives anywhere within it to be efficient (let alone effective), you cannot keep feeding it. Better put: you don't allow billions of dollars to be wasted simply it keeps some people employed. The federal government is not a make-work program for marginally talented people whose primary aspiration is to be a nameless, faceless cog in the largest machine imaginable. I hate to see anyone lose his job but thousands and thousands of federal employees were paid well to sit on their rear ends doing incredibly easy, and often meaningless, tasks. Congrats guys, but it doesn't last forever. [/QUOTE]
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