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That is spot on. Always has been Kabuki Theater.Not much will actually be shut down though. These "shut downs" are mostly just political theater.
SECNAV Del Toro Letter to Congress on the Effects of a Continuing Resolution
September 17, 2024 8:21 AM
The following is the Sept. 12, 2024, letter from Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro to Congress on the potential effects to the Department of the Navy if the government is funded by a six-month continuing resolution.
From the Letter:
I write today to express my concern about the six-month continuing resolution (CR) and its impact on the Navy and Marine Corps. This lengthy delay in new funding would force the Department of the Navy (DON) to operate at last year’s funding levels with the negative consequences lasting far beyond the time frame of the CR, impeding our ability to field the force needed to defend our nation while imposing unnecessary stress on our Sailors, Marines, Civilians, and their families.
Pet peeve of mine, when I worked for the feds, I was one of the people who had to come in no matter what...no free vacation for me.
I haven't had a Christmas tree in 20 years. I don't bother with that holiday. I cant afford it anyway since government spending has increased the cost of everything to live.Love ya, Cg... but doesn't anything good happen in your world? Or do all the leaves always fall off your Christmas tree?
Stopping the wild spending while still keeping the motor running is something our Congress chooses NOT to do. And has so chosen for decades and decades. Congress just sends out money to buy new motors instead of refilling their gas tanks.
How do you stop this? The only way I see is what is going down now. This is a GOOD thing, not a bad thing.
So we go from under 2 billion to 8 billion. Thats 6 billion overpriced. If I got the contract I could pay whoever was going to build it double what they wanted and still walk away with 4 billion dollars. Thats insanity Uncle. It truly is.According to the search results, the Maryland Department of Transportation has announced plans to replace the bridge by the fourth quarter of 2028 at an estimated cost of $1.7 billion to $1.9 billion.
Damn I just saw that post. LOL. I went and did the research on my own and came to the same conclusion.
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