Text 17351, 62 rader
Skriven 2011-04-23 12:45:30 av Richard Webb (1:116/901.0)
  Kommentar till text 17334 av WAYNE CHIRNSIDE (1:123/140)
Ärende: Taxes (was: Australia
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HI Wayne,

On Fri 2039-Apr-22 12:50, WAYNE CHIRNSIDE (1:123/140) wrote to RICHARD WEBB:

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 BA> They'd better hope somebody like me never gets into the White House.
 BA>   Immediate halt
 BA> to govertnment hiring, requirement that ALL US civil service
 BA> employees that are eligible
 BA> for retirement do so within 30 days.  Within 4 years elimination of
 BA> ALL civil service
 BA> employees in DoD below Assistant secretary level; abolition of
 BA> hiring contractors for
 BA> government projects, massive RIFs - hopefully reducing the civil
 BA> service work force by
 BA> at least 25% in 2 years and 40% in four years, and cutting the
 BA> military as I noted in
 BA> an earlier post.  Elimination of government payments to colleges and
 BA> universities.  Closure
 BA> of all US government offices except military installations outside
 BA> the city limits of
 BA> Washington DC - and a requirement that all US government civilian
 BA> employees reside
 BA> within those city limits).  Abolition of the entire Code of Federal
 BA> Regulations.

 RW> Same here for the most part.  I'd have to look at some of
 RW> the cfr though, as there are some things I don't know how we could
 RW> totally turn those regulations off without chaos
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WC> I started a reply to Bob much along the lines of your reply
WC> however he goes just a bit further than I'd be comfortable with. 

All good things in moderation <g>>

WC> That said if were either or with no grey areas or compromise allowed
WC> I'd favor his way over the current course and direction.  

ME too, at least the average guy would have a better chance
with no regulation than a rigged game.

Replying to another one of your posts ...

YOu noted Obama promised work on green energy, job creation, etc. etc.

I knew that was a load of bull from the get go.  Obama was
just going to be some more of the same fascism he had the
same masters as anybody else has from the two major
political parties in this country.

SO, I held my nose and voted for the LIbertarian who tried
to become a republican for awhile.  I'd started voting
libertarian in 1980 and haven't voted anything else in a
presidential election, or even for other political critters
if that was an offered choice.


Regards,
           Richard
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