[JoeProBono]

[GeronL]

The question should be do they need 10 such employees?

[GeronL]

They have a population of less than 3,000!!

[The Great RJ]

Why is it when confronted by a budget shortfall, governemts will cut police, fire fighters and teachers but no city hall bureaucrats get the ax?

[TomGuy]

"The mayor was like, 'What are you talking about?' Because the mayor had no idea. The aldermen had no idea. I mean mouths just dropped," Dunbar said.

Dunbar said the policy came from an edict handed down by city administrator Sandra Underwood. However, Underwood said the order came from the head of Public Works and she was not involved.

A prime example of government-in-action, a.k.a., pass-the-buckism.

Harry the-buck-stops-here Truman would be so proud of Windsor, Missouri.

[jeffc]

Either I’m having a deja vu experience, or I’ve seen this story before. Is this something the Dems trot out every time their beloved all-powerful government is threatened with being shut down?

[stylin19a]

just askin ‘em to bring what they took in the first place ?

[ravenwolf]

I can see the point real well, public employees ( are full of it )and is it too much to ask them to contribute something for the Government benefits they are receiving.

[shoff]

These public employees are just being required to return the cases they took home during the “good” times. See its part of their benefits, TP. Copy paper, ink, pens, paper, pretty much anything not nailed down is fair game to a government “worker”. Cause they are owed.