After much pondering, Gary Smith favored us with:
This is good. I'd like to see many of the processes privatized. If we can
save even 20 percent, imagine the cost savings in taxes for us
Yeah, but if I know anything about bureaucracy and especially governments,
it won't mean that 20,000 fed
Except that what often happens is that the only people who can do the jobs that
are privatized are the civil servants themselves. So they get laid off, picked up
at a fraction of the salary (and no benefits) by "service companies" and go back
to work for the government as contract employees. The se
Neal Boortz (Libertarian talk radio host) wrote today:
On Monday the Federal Register will publish a plan by President Bush to
allow private companies to compete with federal workers for contracts to
provide government services. This is easily one of the boldest policy
moves in my memory. This i
