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Losing track of 30,000 cars would require a remarkable feat of negligence, ineptitude or corruption - or some combination thereof.


2 posted on 08/11/2005 8:52:44 AM PDT by NormsRevenge (Semper Fi ... "To remain silent when they should protest makes cowards of men." -- THOMAS JEFFERSON)
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To: NormsRevenge
Losing track of 30,000 cars would require a remarkable feat of negligence, ineptitude or corruption - or some combination thereof.

Have you ever met a group of State workers? Your description is perfect.

6 posted on 08/11/2005 9:12:49 AM PDT by Nice50BMG (3 books to read this year: The Bible (God), Bringing Up Boys (Dobson), Winning the Future (Newt))
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To: NormsRevenge
Losing track of 30,000 cars would require a remarkable feat of negligence, ineptitude or corruption - or some combination thereof.

But, but, but... they were able to find more than half of them. ;-)

7 posted on 08/11/2005 10:37:53 AM PDT by calcowgirl
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To: NormsRevenge
"state vehicles aren't really missing . . . no one can remember where they parked." If CA State employees were like the Kansas City School District's "Computer Magnet" School, they would find that they had been ordered, paid for in advance but missing in their storage when employees were preparing for opening day but not to worry, none of the teachers who were to teach at that school had computer training themselves.

PRIVATIZE, PRIVATIZE, PRIVATIZE all government functions other than the U.S. Military (and I'm not sure about many higher ups at the Pentagon - too old, too entrenched in big government bureaucracy.)

9 posted on 08/11/2005 8:49:19 PM PDT by zerosix
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