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Tell what to the people being bombed? That you're hard at work changing their fortune by refusing to reform the IT procurement process of the US government? The

• wpietri 14y ago
  As a USian, sometimes it seems like the high cost of war is the only reason we haven't invaded yet more countries. The vast cost is certainly one of the few arguments that has resonance across the political spectrum.
  • mseebach 14y ago
    Given the willingness of the US government to run huge deficits, I don't see how fighting waste in completely different areas of government would enable the country to go war. Never mind that we're taking about saving millions, while the last two wars each cost trillions. Or 100,000 Census Bureau websites as discussed in the article.
• bradleyjg 14y ago
  ... that more money allocated to the 'defense' budget is a good thing.
  • mseebach 14y ago
    There is a big difference between the act of allocating more money to a budget, and having the capability to do so because you're being more efficient. Which was my point.