‘Hey Huma, what’s up?’: Kellyanne Conway recalls ‘David…Goliath’ moment when Hillary conceded

Why can’t the rats put up a site like they did when Bush won - We are Sorry - of something like that. I loved it. Looked at every one of thousands of photos and signs. Cheered my up every time I accessed it.

Thank you.
I have been pounding on that for YEARS!

Crickets...

The site was called "EXPECT MORE" and annually rated every program financed by the feds with taxpayer money. OUR HARD-EARNED MONEY. AND DEFICIT SPENDING, OF COURSE. Rated thousands of programs, including duplicates and taxes which never went away.

I last accessed the site through the Wayback Machine" earlier this year. The site was accessible as an "archive", but it was all there through the date that Obama became president. Obama removed it the first week he was in office, and erased it from the "wayback" machine too, somehow.

Here is the last URL that made it accessible.

I used this link successfully in January. But it failed to work a week ago, when I last tried it. The GOPe must have eliminated it somehow.

Expect More

If Trump decides NOT to reactivate the site while "draining the Swamp," he is making a HUGE mistake.

The "Wayback Machine" site allowed me the opportunity to reactivate the link and I just tried it and the home page came up!

I have not tried digging into the site to see details of the last evaluation (2007 or 2008?,) I assume.
Keep in mind, that the site was huge, and linked internally the hundreds of agencies that administered the data, so it may not work as it once did. I am hoping however, that it includes the ratings of a few agencies.
As an example, the "Headstart" education program never rated above 50%, yet was never eliminated.

If working properly, it should rate hundreds of programs, with the goal that, if the success rating was below 60%, the program should be eliminated.

Since the elimination depends on Congress, as far as I can remember, NO PROGRAM WAS EVER ELIMINATED!

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