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Congressional appropriations bills are exactly how projects get financed in government. All this does it make it all the more clear to me that you don't know h
by busterarm 8y ago
Congressional appropriations bills are exactly how projects get financed in government. All this does it make it all the more clear to me that you don't know how this process works.
You still have provided zero justification for Congress being the "board" even though it is a terrible metaphor.
- bilbo0s 8y agoWow. Relax guy. We can just agree to disagree. No worries. I just thought that since the Founders' intended congress to act as a check and balance on the president it's pretty much analogous to the boards that act as a check and balance on a given ceo in your average corporate structure. It also seemed reasonable to view Treasury as the finance department. But seriously, no worries if you see things differently. No biggie man. You have a nice rest of your day.
- leereeves 8y agoBoards are very much like the parliament in a parliamentary system. Voters/shareholders elect the parliament/board who appoint the prime minister/CEO. There just isn't a good analogy to be found with the US system because corporations don't have the same structure as the US government.