Don't mistake this comment as me trying to make this thread a political flamewar. I agree with you that technologies used by government are ripe for disruption

Don't mistake this comment as me trying to make this thread a political flamewar. I agree with you that technologies used by government are ripe for disruption -- and in my opinion the Senate and Geithner today pretty much guaranteed that 'back on track' will be years, if not decades, away. So this really is a good, maybe vital, area to create tools that improve efficiency.