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Sinkhole of bureaucracy Curated on Posted on March 26, 2014 August 3, 2018 by Stefaan Verhulst First article in a Washington Post series "examining the failures at the heart of troubled federal systems" by David A. Fahrenthold: "The trucks full of paperwork come every day, turning off a country road north of Pittsburgh and descending through a gateway into the earth. Get price

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The Washington Post recently ran an article about "how to fix the American diet," according to Michael Jacobson—the man who coined the term "junk food" in the 1970s 1. Jacobson is retiring as executive director of the self-styled consumer protection group Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). Get price

In 2014 Our Government Is Still Filing Retirement

David A. Fahrenthold explains how this came to be in his appropriately titled story for The Washington Post, "Sinkhole of Bureaucracy." It's not that the government hasn't tried to digitize — it has — it's that it has tried to digitize in various years and administrations and has failed to get a system to work: Get price

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The Sinkhole of Bureaucracy

2014/4/5David Fahrentold of Washington Post calls this The Sinkhole of Bureaucracy. (Some of the stats in the blog have been borrowed from Fahrentold's article.) This is how the mine works. First the employee submits the retirement papers to his or her agency. As I Get price

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Bush v. Reality War, Trials, Leakers, Investigations, Packed Courts, and a Constitutional Crisis By Tom Engelhardt 2006 is sure to be the year of living dangerously -- for the Bush administration and for the rest of us. In the wake of revelations of warrantless spying Get price

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Sinkhole Incidents On the Rise

Large Sinkhole Opens in Wenatchee, Washington Discovered Sept 6 WENATCHEE — An 8-foot-wide sinkhole at one of the city's busiest intersections has forced partial closure of a main thoroughfare and redirection of traffic. At 1:30 p.m. today, the under-the-road Get price

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The Sinkhole of Bureaucracy

2014/4/5David Fahrentold of Washington Post calls this The Sinkhole of Bureaucracy. (Some of the stats in the blog have been borrowed from Fahrentold's article.) This is how the mine works. First the employee submits the retirement papers to his or her agency. As I Get price

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Liberal states like Washington and Connecticut top the list of healthiest American states, while Scarlet-Red Trailer Park states like South Carolina and Mississippi rank at the bottom. Enough Said. Senator DeMint may have the inbred trailer park dwellers in his back pocket, and the dude seems to be pretty smug about that. Get price

Federal Nuclear Clean Up: $150 Billion

Cleaning up the government's nuclear weapons sites has become a vast sinkhole for taxpayer dollars. The Department of Energy (DOE) spends about $6 billion a year on environmental clean up of federal nuclear sites. These sites were despoiled in the decades following World War II with little notice taken by Congress. Then during the 1980s, a series of reports lambasted DOE for its lax safety Get price

The Sinkhole of Bureaucracy

2014/4/5David Fahrentold of Washington Post calls this The Sinkhole of Bureaucracy. (Some of the stats in the blog have been borrowed from Fahrentold's article.) This is how the mine works. First the employee submits the retirement papers to his or her agency. As I Get price

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2014/3/284. Sinkhole of Bureaucracy David A. Fahrenthold | Washington Post | March 22, 2014 | 12 minutes (3,085 words) In an old Pennsylvania limestone mine in the town of Boyers, 600 federal employees are still processing paperwork by hand. A look at why the Office Get price

Don't fall victim to dietary deception

The Washington Post recently ran an article about "how to fix the American diet," according to Michael Jacobson—the man who coined the term "junk food" in the 1970s 1. Jacobson is retiring as executive director of the self-styled consumer protection group Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). Get price

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The Washington Beltway: Sinkhole for Donors' Funds Written by Gary North on March 1, 2014 of public interest legal organizations that are trying to roll back the juggernaut federal court system and federal bureaucracy (administrative law). I am speaking Get price

Arnold Ahlert: Restoring Our Republic — The Patriot Post

2016/3/17The most infuriating government is the sprawling, incompetent, ever-expanding bureaucratic sinkhole that emanates from Washington, DC. The reason for this condition is simple: Americans have countenanced the evolution of an all-consuming federal leviathan, so removed from the original constraints of the Constitution that it has become unrecognizable. Get price

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I hope those points were as shocking to you as others I heard today on the radio in their reading of "The Washington Post's" article "Sinkhole of Bureaucracy." This article highlights not just these points, but exposes again a large cavern where over 300 government employees Get price

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Liberal states like Washington and Connecticut top the list of healthiest American states, while Scarlet-Red Trailer Park states like South Carolina and Mississippi rank at the bottom. Enough Said. Senator DeMint may have the inbred trailer park dwellers in his back pocket, and the dude seems to be pretty smug about that. Get price

Sinkhole of Bureaucracy by David A. Fahrenthold Longform

2014/3/24Sinkhole of Bureaucracy In an old mine an hour north of Pittsburgh, 600 federal employees manage paperwork for the government's retirement system. By hand. On paper. Without computers. The same exact way they always have. David A. Fahrenthold Get price

Sinkhole of Corruption

He is a freshman Republican from Minnesota completing his second year in Washington, and he was talking about the United Nations and its pious secretary-general, Kofi Annan. Coleman's comments are not the mere musings of an insignificant rookie senator, but the considered judgment of a committee chairman whose careful investigation reached the hearing stage today. Get price