[durasell]

Sorry, but I do my best to think things through. I’m not for blanket statements or “bumper sticker policy.” I’m for efficiency.

I say put everything on the table and ask two questions:

A)Is this program or agency really needed?
B)If it is needed, then is it performing efficiently?

[dragnet2]

I say put everything on the table and ask two questions: A)Is this program or agency really needed? B)If it is needed, then is it performing efficiently?

Efficiency and government are complete opposites. We have known for decades most government programs are nothing short of robbery. We already know that government is not efficient or streamlined. Where have you been? Government has become so large and intrusive, so all encompassing, it's become down right disturbing.

You think government taking anywhere from 30 to almost 50 percent of citizens income is right? You do understand that government is now involved in almost every aspect of our lives right? From what we consume to how we travel, all the way into our health care. They are now regulating just about everything we do. It's becoming all controlling.

Is this not why we parted company with the British?