Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:More than 90% of the world population and nearly 100% of all the people who lived before us, would be ecstatic to live currently in the USA.
The world has never been a better, safer, and more livable place than now. And the USA is the luckiest place you can be. Ignore the politics.
-Moderate who voted for Kamala
It sounds like you have not seen much of the world.
Anonymous wrote:By grift you mean swindling? You ain't seen nothing yet. You don't know how good you had it.Anonymous wrote:The grift is over, folks.
Every contract that is awarded had to be competed openly and publicly. The proposals that came in were evaluated under strict conflict-of-interest and disclosure rules. Choosing the higher cost proposal needed a separate justification. The staff on the contract had to be vetted and ok'd and their hourly charge rate was limited. Every dollar that was spent had to be verified and recorded at each transaction. Yearly, at least, reports had to be submitted for review by a separate contracts office. Then every few years there might be an audit by the office of inspector general.
Anonymous wrote:More than 90% of the world population and nearly 100% of all the people who lived before us, would be ecstatic to live currently in the USA.
The world has never been a better, safer, and more livable place than now. And the USA is the luckiest place you can be. Ignore the politics.
-Moderate who voted for Kamala
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If they can’t get rid of feds themselves (which they’re having trouble doing) this seems like an easier way to cut. I’m getting more and more depressed and would leave this area if it weren’t for our kids.
We don’t have kids (and won’t be, in light of the current economy) and my husband’s stable job is here, but i also am so depressed and wish I could leave. We also just bought a house.
Why would you hold off having kids.
That doesn't make sense, especially if you are looking at a situation where one patent might be home for a few years.
Why have kids when there are no jobs?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If they can’t get rid of feds themselves (which they’re having trouble doing) this seems like an easier way to cut. I’m getting more and more depressed and would leave this area if it weren’t for our kids.
We don’t have kids (and won’t be, in light of the current economy) and my husband’s stable job is here, but i also am so depressed and wish I could leave. We also just bought a house.
Why would you hold off having kids.
That doesn't make sense, especially if you are looking at a situation where one patent might be home for a few years.
Anonymous wrote:I was talking to an old colleague of mine who owns a contracting firm. His opinion is that longer term, everything will be privatized. So there may be immediate contract cuts but they will be back long term.
In a way it kind of makes sense. I’ve heard horror stories about how hard it is to get rid of lousy Feds. In the private sector, it’s much easier to fire an employee or (as we’ve seen) just cut the contract.
Anonymous wrote:The grift is over, folks.
Anonymous wrote:Will all of these companies just go under?
You have been lied to. There is no corruption in the US fed gov. Layers of audits track every tax dollar, which is why the gov is so inefficient. There is some grift and incompetence, yes, but not corruption. Going foward, I expect there will be more corruption, but I doubt the grift and incompetence will go away.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The grift is over, folks.
The era of competence and service delivery is over. The era of corruption, grift, and catastrophic vicious incompetence is upon us.
I think you go it backwards.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If they can’t get rid of feds themselves (which they’re having trouble doing) this seems like an easier way to cut. I’m getting more and more depressed and would leave this area if it weren’t for our kids.
We don’t have kids (and won’t be, in light of the current economy) and my husband’s stable job is here, but i also am so depressed and wish I could leave. We also just bought a house.
Why would you hold off having kids.
That doesn't make sense, especially if you are looking at a situation where one patent might be home for a few years.
Uh, I have two amazing kids, and every day lately, I look at their happy little selves and feel so much grief about the country we are leaving them.
I really wanted kids, too. I despise everyone who voted for this who has taken that away from me. I will never get to have a family thanks to this administration. It’s horrible.
You will never have a family if that is what YOU choose. No one else is responsible for that choice but you.
Why the hell would you bring kids into a world where we’ll all be living on the streets and in breadlines due to another Great Depression….
I guess this is Darwinism.
Anonymous wrote:The most funny thing is that the people who are complaining how bad things are now, seem to completely ignore the fact that millions are trying to come to USA facing untold obstacles and risking death. It does not add up!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The grift is over, folks.
The grift is just beginning. Wait and see how many things only Elon's company can provide.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If they can’t get rid of feds themselves (which they’re having trouble doing) this seems like an easier way to cut. I’m getting more and more depressed and would leave this area if it weren’t for our kids.
We don’t have kids (and won’t be, in light of the current economy) and my husband’s stable job is here, but i also am so depressed and wish I could leave. We also just bought a house.
Why would you hold off having kids.
That doesn't make sense, especially if you are looking at a situation where one patent might be home for a few years.
Uh, I have two amazing kids, and every day lately, I look at their happy little selves and feel so much grief about the country we are leaving them.
I really wanted kids, too. I despise everyone who voted for this who has taken that away from me. I will never get to have a family thanks to this administration. It’s horrible.
You will never have a family if that is what YOU choose. No one else is responsible for that choice but you.
Why the hell would you bring kids into a world where we’ll all be living on the streets and in breadlines due to another Great Depression….
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If they can’t get rid of feds themselves (which they’re having trouble doing) this seems like an easier way to cut. I’m getting more and more depressed and would leave this area if it weren’t for our kids.
We don’t have kids (and won’t be, in light of the current economy) and my husband’s stable job is here, but i also am so depressed and wish I could leave. We also just bought a house.
Why would you hold off having kids.
That doesn't make sense, especially if you are looking at a situation where one patent might be home for a few years.
Uh, I have two amazing kids, and every day lately, I look at their happy little selves and feel so much grief about the country we are leaving them.
I really wanted kids, too. I despise everyone who voted for this who has taken that away from me. I will never get to have a family thanks to this administration. It’s horrible.
You will never have a family if that is what YOU choose. No one else is responsible for that choice but you.
This, now is a good time given child care cost.