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To: fruser1
Why a dining room?

Secretary Carson works in DC. He likely takes at least one and probably two meals per day during the work day. I don't want him wandering around L'Enfant Plaza eating in the local restaurants.

So I don't have any problem with a dining room in his office. And, $31k for dining furniture in a govt office is not really that much money.
15 posted on 02/28/2018 8:39:16 AM PST by advance_copy (Stand for life or nothing at all)
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To: advance_copy

Come on, now. He can eat at his f*cking desk or the cafeteria like the rest of us. Spending $31k of taxpayers’ money on a private dining room table is ridiculous, and is exactly the type of government waste that this Administration should be stopping!


19 posted on 02/28/2018 8:43:29 AM PST by dinodino
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To: advance_copy

He might intend to have some lunch meetings with people who are important to his function. I can see that someone would say “Would you join me for lunch in my office?”

Seems like a good private way to talk and gives the guest a feeling of intimacy.


26 posted on 02/28/2018 8:48:13 AM PST by angry elephant (My MAGA cap is from a rally in Washingon state in May 2016)
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To: advance_copy

“So I don’t have any problem with a dining room in his office. And, $31k for dining furniture in a govt office is not really that much money.”

Are you daft?


45 posted on 02/28/2018 8:59:59 AM PST by yldstrk (My heroes have always been cowboys)
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To: advance_copy

He’s not a medieval Lord. Everyone else in DC manages to have lunch every day without a luxury dining room - if he can’t manage that then he is incompetent in the extreme. This expense, while minor in the big picture, is still an outrageous abuse of the Treasury.

No benefit came to the citizen or taxpayer in exchange for this private benefit extended to Carson.

This is an example of public corruption, for those who fail to recognize clear signs of it.


80 posted on 02/28/2018 3:57:50 PM PST by thoughtomator (Number of arrested coup conspirators to date: 0)
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