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To: JPJones

Solution for the DC crowd who hate their jobs?

It is time to DownSize DC. Close entire Rogue/Unconstitutional Departments, including their SWAT Teams.

If 1/2 of what is done in DC ended tomorrow, no one outside of DC would notice or miss it.

And the rest of the nation would breath a little more of the fresh air of Freedom.


7 posted on 07/16/2016 5:23:25 AM PDT by Texas Fossil ((Texas is not where you were born, but a Free State of Heart, Mind & Attitude!))
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To: Texas Fossil

“If 1/2 of what is done in DC ended tomorrow, no one outside of DC would notice or miss it.”

I would say 75% could be eliminated and no one would notice.

“McDonalds is hiring.”


8 posted on 07/16/2016 5:32:43 AM PDT by JPJones ( You can't help the working class by paying the non-working class.)
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To: Texas Fossil

If 1/2 of what is done in DC ended tomorrow, no one outside of DC would notice or miss it.

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Absolutely true. The waste and mismanagement in DC is so vast that its completely beyond the comprehension of most people. Another pervasive and wasteful problem is the overlapping duplication of functions between federal agencies. Eliminating this duplication would be a good to start cutting back on the size of government. And nobody would ever notice it.


31 posted on 07/16/2016 6:27:35 AM PDT by Starboard
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To: Texas Fossil

If you think government will get smaller you must live in a dream world. Government grew with Reagan and W. I don’t see it shrinking under any president.


47 posted on 07/16/2016 7:19:27 AM PDT by napscoordinator (Trump/Hunter, jr for President/Vice President 2016)
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