Anyone that has FICA deductions PAYS taxes...and should know their $$ pays this...

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Its all irrelevant until you do or study a cost benefit analysis before bitching about it at surface level like a ****. Any pragmatic mind surely knows this.

And the military spending is atrocious. Absolutely disgusting at all kinds of disturbing levels. Did you know that some quarters to justify keeping their budgets lofty, theyll do things such as order a fuck ton of staplers toward the end of a quarter? Surely you see a problem with that and arent just a bitch to bitch kinda guy.

What kind of "cost benefit analysis" is spending $202,000 to study a privately held company "systematic gender bias"?
Why is the NSF doing this in the first place?
Wouldn't gender bias be part of if any the responsibility of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity agency if any?

And short of doing any "critical" analysis on YOUR part at least I'm recognizing it while you are obviously oblivious to it.
Recognizing a problem is the first step in solving and your bitching about MY raising questions doesn't do any good.
Why don't YOU provide the "cost benefit analysis" if you know how to do it in the first place.

 

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A new government report on duplication and fragmentation in federal programs can read like a book of "screw-in-a-light-bulb" jokes.

It takes 10 different offices at the Department of Health and Human Services to run programs addressing
AIDS in minority communities. Autism research is spread out over 11 different agencies.

Eight agencies at the Defense Department are looking for prisoners of war and missing in action.
And Schriever Air Force Base in Colorado has eight different satellite control centers to control 10 satellite programs.

It's impossible to account for how much money is wasted through duplication, in part because the government doesn't keep track of which programs each agency is responsible for, according to Dodaro's prepared testimony.

"One of the most troubling things in GAO's report is the number of agencies that have no idea just how much taxpayer money they are spending on their programs," said House Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif. He's sponsored legislation, the Digital Accountability and Transparency Act, that would require the government to better track spending data from Congress to an agency to its ultimate recipient. The bill passed the House 388-1 last year and is awaiting a vote in the Senate.
Government often has 10 agencies doing one job

AGAIN this is comes from ALL OUR Medicare/Social Security payments money used to fund these programs to the tune of $600 billion more being spent then coming in just in the 2015 budget projections!
FICA provides 32% of ALL the Federal Income and YET the budget will have a $600 billion shortfall.