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This is just straight up stupid, they didn't create new websites they just created a simple new webpage on their existing website, any semi-competent web developer could slap that together in ten minutes. That effort is the kind of spending we're supposed to be anguished about?Federal agencies created new websites to tell visitors that they don’t have enough funding to run their old websites.
God how lame, I stopped after the first one:
This is just straight up stupid, they didn't create new websites they just created a simple new webpage on their existing website, any semi-competent web developer could slap that together in ten minutes. That effort is the kind of spending we're supposed to be anguished about?Federal agencies created new websites to tell visitors that they dont have enough funding to run their old websites.
God how lame, I stopped after the first one:
This is just straight up stupid, they didn't create new websites they just created a simple new webpage on their existing website, any semi-competent web developer could slap that together in ten minutes. That effort is the kind of spending we're supposed to be anguished about?Federal agencies created new websites to tell visitors that they dont have enough funding to run their old websites.
You expect more from an OP with three words of original content, a link to a lame blog, and a video which I'm sure Barbara would be happy to send a copy to Crazy Cruz?
BTW, I've only been an economist for 45 years and for the life of me I can't figure out what this thread and the OP have to do with economics or the economy.
More fail, they've closed national parks but aren't fencing in pieces of urban grass because it isn't practical. There is no preferential treatment being given to a park near where congress lives, Lincoln Park is closed.While Lincoln Park remains seemingly open for Baucus and other senators to go for a walk, national parks all across Montana have been closed down and thousands of tourists have been turned away.
While many memorials, parks and monuments overseen by the Park Service were closed off to visitors, others, like Lafayette Square, McPherson Square and Dupont Circle, remained open as pedestrian pass-throughs.
It would be impossible to close them, said Park Service spokeswoman Carol Bradley Johnson. In the cases of other parks, its difficult to make it evident that a park is closed, said another Park Service spokeswoman, Jennifer Mummart.
In big Western parks, where you have an entrance gate, you shut the gate and its very evident to everyone that its closed, she said. Here, in D.C., its pretty unique, because theres . . . what essentially amount to neighborhood national parks, she said. Although theyre not fenced or barricaded, they are in fact closed because we dont have a (funding) appropriation.
She said the Park Service sought to close the citys 20 playgrounds at federal neighborhood parks for safety reasons. Because we dont have anyone to patrol that playground area, and empty the trash and check for broken equipment . . . we just felt like its better to ensure safety, she said. David Shove Brown, 40, passed a locked-down playground at Lincoln Park with his 3-year-old daughter, Brighid, and two dogs. Its very surreal, he said.
God how lame, I stopped after the first one:
This is just straight up stupid, they didn't create new websites they just created a simple new webpage on their existing website, any semi-competent web developer could slap that together in ten minutes. That effort is the kind of spending we're supposed to be anguished about?Federal agencies created new websites to tell visitors that they dont have enough funding to run their old websites.
You expect more from an OP with three words of original content, a link to a lame blog, and a video which I'm sure Barbara would be happy to send a copy to Crazy Cruz?
BTW, I've only been an economist for 45 years and for the life of me I can't figure out what this thread and the OP have to do with economics or the economy.
