Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The SECers were browsing porn all day while the 2008 subprime crisis hit.

Yes, go look it up.

That could be said of a lot of people, mostly men, during the workday.

Do they have a tax payer funded charge number???

I hope you are sending these to Paw Patrol too, PP./

Environmental Research and Conservation: The EPA, DOI, and NOAA each conduct environmental research and conservation work. Consolidating research and environmental monitoring under a single entity or improving interagency collaboration could improve data sharing and resource allocation.

Workforce and Job Training Programs: The Department of Labor (DOL) and the Department of Education both run programs supporting workforce development, career training, and employment assistance. These efforts could be streamlined by consolidating overlapping programs into a single agency focused on workforce development.

Law Enforcement and National Security: The FBI (under DOJ), DHS, and elements of the intelligence community (e.g., CIA, NSA) all have roles in counterterrorism and homeland security. While distinct functions are necessary, overlapping jurisdiction sometimes leads to coordination issues. Establishing more integrated task forces or clearly delineating responsibilities could improve efficiency.

Did you know that export controls have 3 agencies overlapping on the same thing?

Export Controls: The State Department, through the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC), oversees defense-related exports under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). The DoD also plays a role in reviewing sensitive technology exports for security implications, and the DOC regulates dual-use items under the Export Administration Regulations (EAR). This shared responsibility can lead to confusion and delays, as companies must navigate multiple regulatory frameworks.

Anonymous wrote:The SECers were browsing porn all day while the 2008 subprime crisis hit.

Yes, go look it up.

That could be said of a lot of people, mostly men, during the workday.

This one is a no brainer

USAID and the U.S. Department of State have significant overlap in their missions and activities, with both agencies focused on advancing U.S. interests abroad, promoting stability, and providing humanitarian and development assistance. USAID handles much of the operational side of foreign assistance, while the State Department is responsible for broader diplomatic goals. Consolidating USAID into the State Department could increase coordination, streamline operations, and reduce duplication in U.S. foreign aid efforts.

I’m all for improving any business or government agency. But what gives anyone the confidence that these specific set of clowns are going to be the ones to do it right?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can we start a federal job tally under trump? So far, +2

They are working for free.

😂😂😂

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am all for measured and thoughtful changes to government to make it efficient.

I don’t know that creating a redundant organization outside the government is the efficient way to do that, nor do I think a billionaire deciding randomly that 99 agencies is what is best is measured or thoughtful.

It will not be random. He cut 75% of twitter and it is functioning very well.

Standby.

It lost 78% of its value. Even Fidelity says it lost big time with its investment. And, probably even more with the mass exodus by 11/15. I guess MAGA thinks this is a winning strategy. But, isolationists always lose world standing, so I’m sure America’s about to lose 78% too.

Did it ever have that value? Or was that an illusion, like much of Wall Street?

There's a lot of false valuations. Big changes coming. The stock market has become a gambling house.

Twitter is doing great haha

The SECers were browsing porn all day while the 2008 subprime crisis hit.

Yes, go look it up.

Transportation Infrastructure: The Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) both support public transportation initiatives. Integrating planning and funding efforts could foster a more unified approach to nationwide infrastructure development.

Cybersecurity: The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) within DHS and the National Security Agency (NSA) have overlapping roles in cybersecurity. Creating a centralized cybersecurity command could strengthen national threat response across both civilian and defense sectors.

Housing Assistance: The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and USDA's Rural Development both offer housing support, with HUD focusing on urban areas and USDA on rural. A more unified approach could simplify access to housing assistance and optimize resources.