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It's biggest federal building project in D.C. area since Pentagon 68 years ago Complex to be on campus of historic buildings in long-neglected part of D.C. Project to gather more than 15,000 employees now scattered in 35 offices First new building: Coast Guard headquarters, costing about $435 million
Originally posted by cavtrooper7
Yes Janet is just giddy ,one can only wonder have the luxury re-education suites that they will have.www.cnn.com...
Originally posted by cavtrooper7
Yes Janet is just giddy ,one can only wonder have the luxury re-education suites that they will have.www.cnn.com...
It just smells of Big Brother, and bigger waste.
Originally posted by sonnny1
reply to post by neo96
Wasteful spending.
Period.
Originally posted by nobeattles
DHS gets less than 10% what the military gets.
DHS gets 50 bil.
"It will help us hold meetings," Secretary Janet Napolitano
Originally posted by Cabin
reply to post by cavtrooper7
Wow, 3.4 billion is too much for a building. Just a waste of money.
In comparison: The national budget here is 10 billion dollars (which includes free education (higher education, universal healthcare, government-paid pensions etc) for 1,5 million people.
Originally posted by burdman30ott6
Originally posted by nobeattles
DHS gets less than 10% what the military gets.
DHS gets 50 bil.
That is $4,999,999,751.00 more than would be spent on that asinine agency if we had anyone with an inch of spine and a half ounce of testicles in command of the budget. The $249.00 I'd happily see budgeted to DHS? According to Greyhound.com that is the going rate for 1 Greyhound bus ticket from DC to Phoenix, AZ. I think it is only fair that Janet be returned home on the taxpayer dime.
The site today has the appearance of a sprawling college campus -- although one stuck in time. Established by Congress in 1855 as the Government Hospital for the Insane and later renamed St. Elizabeths, the campus has 62 buildings built between the 1850s and 1940.
Originally posted by Cabin
reply to post by cavtrooper7
Wow, 3.4 billion is too much for a building. Just a waste of money.