Mistakes in federal spending costs the taxpayers over $206 billion per year, according to an article in NEWSMAX MAGAZINE. The proposition is that the government has gotten to be so big, no one can maintain control over its money.
Fraud, waste and outright abuse account for a significant portion of this leaking money, but clerical errors also play a major role.
When you bring this subject up to a Washington politician these days, the general response is a shrugging of the shoulders, as if to say, "What do you expect me to do about it?"
I don't know where you come from, but where I come from, that kind of money will buy a whole lot of beer and wine. It would also help a whole lot of people out of poverty and off the streets.
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