Did I say government was good at what it should be doing?

Well then your entire point is moot.

How. My point was that his experience in business isn't analogous to running the government. If anything taking time to learn what the **** needs to be done and who should be doing it is a good thing.

The longer he takes and the more crony ****s he sheds the better.

Your point was the government isn't about maximizing profit but in providing an efficient service. Then you asserted that government isn't good at it's job. Therefore, it doesn't really matter how government is run because it's going to be bad at it's job anyway, thus negating your entire premise.

Teacher: Do you like Donald Trump?
Student: I'm not sure.
Teacher: Do you want to sacrifice time with your friends or video games to protest him?
Student: Not really.
Teacher: How about we skip class to protest him?
Student: Yes! I hate that guy!

Yeah, God forbid Trump takes a couple months to decide on cabinet positions instead of paying off all of those cronies that donated millions of dollars into his campaign finance fund.

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Only if the assumption was that government can't be run more efficiently and effectively, which is an assumption I never made or offered.

So yeah, keeping reading **** I didn't actually say.

clap please

I didn't, I merely refuted what you actually said.

I never said government is always going to be bad at doing its job. Which is the premise of your refutation.

Greeks are protesting Obamas visit to Athens.

Your statement makes an implication that you don't believe the Government is good at what it does. Not explicitly stating it is irrelevant.

government should be ****ing w/ ppl's **** and the us government is ~the best~ @ all that

There are no market forces requiring proper allocation of capital nor any limit on the capital available so the bureaucrat has more of an incentive to perpetuate a problem rather than solve it. His necessity makes him employable not his performance.

As if a century of constant, unrestrained growth of bureaucracy isnt testament to that.

This guy needs a safety pin.....

Former GOP official: 'Stay away' from Trump transition | TheHill

Eliot Cohen, a former State Department official under President George W. Bush, is advising other Republican foreign policy experts to ***8220;stay away***8221; from Donald Trump***8217;s transition team just days after he encouraged them to help the president-elect.

"After exchange [with] Trump transition team, changed my recommendation: stay away,***8221; Cohen wrote on Twitter Tuesday morning. ***8220;They're angry, arrogant, screaming ***8216;you LOST!***8217; Will be ugly.***8221;

Cohen was the driving force behind a letter signed by dozens of former Republican officials during the campaign denouncing a Trump presidency as ***8220;dangerous.***8221;

Jew alert. Jews are anti-American, all of them. Anti-Western, come to think of it. Anti-life, in all honesty.

anti-lyfe

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