Couldn’t even begin to desribe the dwellings I had in ‘68....I sure hope they’re better now....
Public private partnership is another name for fascism. It sets up unconstitutional relationships between businesses and the government. It gives the business too much power in the government, as the business becomes a ‘partner’ and indivdiual citizens lose their authority. In public private partnerships, the government now has a vested interest in seeing one business , their partner, succeed over all other, violating equal justice directives of Constitutional law.
Public private partnerships were begun in socialist europe and brought here by globalists who saw that 1. it would give foreign corporations unfettered access to politicians in domestic affairs, 2. it guarantees income to them based on US taxpayer dollars, which is a crime against the founding of this country and the purpose as stated by our founders, of the government.
Thank you LA Times for the best laughing fit I've had since the mid-90's.
Maybe invite the new occupant of the WH out for a few nights stay in military quarters....
I spent two years, three months and fifteen days on the USS Princeton as a young Marine. Even though we had half a crew - 1100 vs 2400 - there was no extra space. Every inch was converted to squadron and grunt quarters. We had four high bunks, 50 to one compartment.
It got worse! We had to spend six months in drydock for a FRAM modernization and had to move to a barracks ship. We were as snug as elephants in a wall locker.
We I left and was transferred to MCAS Beaufort, I thought I was in heaven. Four men to a cubicle and privacy to boot.
These men deserve all the comforts we can give them.
Semper fi.