#2 VS #14

[dmg1969]

Originally Posted by Happy Monkey

Do you not like having one person in charge of helping the President with a particular issue, or do you just not like the word? It seems odd to hate both bureaocracy and a method used to counteract it.

Have you ever heard the saying "too many cooks spoil the broth"? It's the reason that a kitchen has a head chef, a sous chef and on down the line. You can't have more than one head chef and expect the kitchen to run smoothly and efficiently.

There are TOO many oversight positions being created in government. Our government is probably the most bloated and wasteful in the world. What's next...an oil czar? a natural gas czar? a coal czar? a bank czar? a czar overseeing the other czars (I guess that would be a czar czar)? Where does it stop?

Americans have been very long in waking up to the fact that our politicians fuck us every time we drop our keys and bend over to pick them up...but we are waking up. We're also tired of the government doing nothing about illegal immigration...but we're waking up.

[Happy Monkey]

Originally Posted by dmg1969

Have you ever heard the saying "too many cooks spoil the broth"? It's the reason that a kitchen has a head chef, a sous chef and on down the line. You can't have more than one head chef and expect the kitchen to run smoothly and efficiently.

The President is the head chef. The czars are tools he uses to manage the other chefs. Where does it stop? When the President doesn't feel that it would be useful to have someone help coordinate various agencies' efforts for a particular issue.

[lookout123]

Originally Posted by dmg1969

Americans have been very long in waking up to the fact that our politicians fuck us every time we drop our keys and bend over to pick them up...but we are waking up. We're also tired of the government doing nothing about illegal immigration...but we're waking up.

I completely disagree. I think Americans are so used to the fucking that, at most, they'll ask for a little lube so our sleep isn't disturbed.