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If we can’t restore the constitutional apportionment of power between the federal and state governments—and it seems like that ship has sailed—the next best thi
by rayiner 2y ago
If we can’t restore the constitutional apportionment of power between the federal and state governments—and it seems like that ship has sailed—the next best thing would be to decentralize the federal government and get as much of it out of DC as possible: https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/moving-federal-agencies-washington https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/moving-fede...
- noobermin 2y agoRayiner, this has nothing to do with that.
- rayiner 2y agoIf we are decentralizing operations, it would make sense to reduce GSA's office-space footprint in D.C., no?
- sitkack 2y agoThen wtf are they listing the main federal building in Seattle and for many agencies in the NW. Please stop spraying your same opinion all over this discussion.
- miltonlost 2y agoIt's almost as if they're being willfully obtuse and acting in bad faith.
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- Jtsummers 2y agoPerhaps we could decentralize most offices and drop the cost of maintaining their buildings entirely. Maybe people could live where they work, work from home if you will.
- rayiner 2y agoNo, they should come into work but the office should be in places like Cedar Rapids, Iowa.