Here’s some more good polling data from the Resurgent Republic website. All demographic groups, including Democrats, agree that excessive pay for federal bureaucrats is a bad thing. Maybe, just maybe, this means the productive people in society are fed up and will successfully fight back: Voters think higher average pay and benefit packages for federal [...]
Archive for May 9th, 2010
Taxpayers vs Bureaucrats, Part XXIV
Posted in Bureaucracy, Bureaucrats, Polling Data, Public Opinion, Uncategorized, tagged Bureaucracy, Bureaucrats, Polling Data, Public Opinion on May 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Say Goodbye to England
Posted in Big Government, Brain drain, Class warfare, David Cameron, England, Gordon Brown, Government Spending, Switzerland, Tax Competition, Uncategorized, United Kingdom, Welfare State, tagged Big Government, Brain drain, Class warfare, David Cameron, England, Gordon Brown, Government Spending, Switzerland, Tax Competition, Taxation, United Kingdom on May 9, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Okay, the title of this post is an absurd exaggeration, but I am not optimistic about the future of the United Kingdom. Government spending has exploded over the last ten-plus years (the largest expansion in the burden of government spending among developed nations), and this unsurprisingly has led to punitive class-warfare policies. I saved this [...]
Great Moments in Local Government
Posted in Bureaucracy, Bureaucrats, Education, Government stupidity, Local government, Uncategorized, tagged Bureaucracy, Bureaucrats, Education, Government stupidity, Local government on May 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
We should always remember that the federal government may be the biggest problem, but that does not mean that state and local governments should be exempt from scrutiny. A good (or perhaps I should say bad) example of bone-headed stupidity by bureaucrats and politicians outside of Washington comes from Texas. A local school bureaucracy has [...]