If Rudi manages the government and on a larger scale the country like he manages his marriages, we really are in trouble.

Posted by galway on September 27, 2007 - 09:21 AM

Hooray for the letter writer! Bashing the Federal government (indeed, all government workers) has been part of the national pop religion at least since Ronald Reagan's "Glory(?) Days." We are an easy target for anyone wanting to take a cheap shot. If Mr. Giuliani and his ilk want to find bloat in the Federal budget they need to look at those big budget contracts handed over with little oversight to private corporations by people like Mr. Giuliani!

Posted by George Mercer on September 27, 2007 - 09:35 AM

In addition, every time new legislation and regulations are added, each job done by a federal employee expands exponentially. Two examples include increased security in all government areas as well as in human research. Certainly as taxpayers, we don't want a bloated bureaucracy, but jobs that could do previously by one person now require three working overtime!

uing expectations of the public about what "the Government" should be responsible for (including paid care for self-imposed obesity-problems) requires more

Posted by Taurusva on September 27, 2007 - 10:04 AM

Federal blot has been an Urban Myth since I was a kid and I now nearing retirement so do the math. I heard stories where the person only had to come in once a week to pick up his pay check, the rest of the time, he was out on the gold course. Heck, anybody who was a fed or related to fed knew payday came once every two weeks. If you push the teller of the story you go my brother-in-law had a buddy who work with this gal who work for a company supplying the fed with Wigets. When I was in private industry, I saw more fraud, waste, and abuse then I ever saw in any of the federal agencies I worked for over the years.

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