Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Government Employees
When one owns a business and begins to notice that
the cost of doing that business exceeds what that business receives, it
hardly takes a Rhodes Scholar to understand that if you can’t control
income, you’d better control
expenses. Businesses, often in a period of 30 to 60 days, develop
plans—though radical as they may seem—to cut their costs by eliminating
their workforce and by requiring that those employees still involved in
the operation do more. Government employees
are never faced with this type of decision-making. Before government
can adapt to the present situation, it first sucks the last drop of
blood out of the businesses and individuals who sustain it.
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Government has the "ability" to do something the rest of us would go to jail for, printing money! I "know" it's the Fed that does the printing and that they're "not" part of the government (HA)and that states and local government can't print money but the Washington crowd bribes them with it any way.
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To learn more about what government has check out CAFR1.com.