[rohry]

But it would be even better if there were some recourse to the sort of sloppiness, arrogance or criminality that allows the government to come up $17.4 billion short of balancing its books.

Bump for the guys looking at the private sector through a microscope...

We all know that the government is far worse...

[DennisR]

You are right. The Lib-Dem-Soc-Commies put all their trust in government and despise corporations. But the Lib-Dem-Soc-Commies are nuts! Because at least there are no corporations who can force me to buy their "services" by threatening me with guns, tanks, fines, and imprisonment. If I do not like a corporation's product, it's easy--I just don't buy their stuff. With government, I have no choice. I have to pay for their stuff or risk my life and livelihood in consequence. Is it time for "American Revolution, the Sequel"?

[Grampa Dave]

I have wondered if we could find out what special projects that Joey JINO LIEberman is the senate sugar daddy for.

Then check on those projects and the governmental agencies that are responsible for these special projects to see how they have Enronned the American Taxpayers for years, if not decades.

Then, see how many times Joey JINO LIEberman or which rat in the senate you are looking at has increased the federal budget to keep this Federal Enron going to $crew/Enron American taxpayers even more without any fiscal responsibility.

Of course the guy in charge of the GSA was a former top partner of Arthur Andersen, and some of the audits under his control have been very shaky audits in the tradition of big government combined with the AA approach to creative accounting.