Roanoke Times, 1-14-12, Pg 1, 3: Obama wants to combine agencies.
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No Obama, that’s not it! Would you like to guess again?
We don’t need no combining – we need massive reducing!
We don’t need to rearrange the deck-chairs on the Titanic; we need a new lean, efficient, effective and supportive ship of state. A good government model would be the Commonwealth of Virginia where budgets are balanced, debt is managed and good compromises are made between government size and services vs. personal and business responsibilities.
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Let’s start by getting rid of the 130,000 employees Obama has added to the Federal payroll and then drive the total number down from 2 million to 1.5 million. And these numbers don’t include the businesses like Government Motors (GM) that essentially are now government jobs.
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This massive overhead impacts far more than just the horrific load on the taxpayers; it goes directly to the conversion from Free Enterprise America to Socialist America through excessive and intrusive regulation and control of every aspect of life and business.
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This expansion of Federal powers is most evident in the huge bureaucracies that overlap and duplicate at great taxpayer expense the States’ responsibilities, including:
• Dept of Education
• Dept of Transportation
• Dept of Energy
• Dept of Environment
• Dept of Health & Human Services
• Dept of Housing
• Executive Departments and Over two dozen Obama-Czars
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This Federal concentration of government has resulted in a level of Socialism that mirrors countries like England where opportunity and development and prosperity have been suppressed by socialist controls and processes that stifle free enterprise, personal initiative and ultimately downgrade the standard of living.
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Good News: Do Over Scheduled for November 2012
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http://roanokeslant.blogspot.com/2010/12/constitution-we-people.html
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http://roanokeslant.blogspot.com/2011/12/roanoke-times-marginalizing-those.html
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http://roanokeslant.blogspot.com/2006/01/socialism-wins-big.html
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