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Re: TSA head of security forced out amid furor over long airport lines
"Members of the House expressed outrage".
"That's rich. Like they do their jobs so well,,,,,,Last edited by Goose (5/24/2016 11:06 am)"
"It's never news when government works.
Some rejoice in the narrative of its failure."
When government fails and that information is made public it's strange to watch defenders of a failed policy or agency try to justify the failure.
They want to blame congress or blame the the person making the issue public. So if the failure becomes public is a rejoicing of the failure. The failure has to be known to fix it. Just spin from the true issue.
Last edited by Common Sense (5/26/2016 8:54 am)
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Re: TSA head of security forced out amid furor over long airport lines
Common Sense wrote:
"Members of the House expressed outrage".
"That's rich. Like they do their jobs so well,,,,,,Last edited by Goose (5/24/2016 11:06 am)"
"It's never news when government works.
Some rejoice in the narrative of its failure."
When government fails and that information is made public it's strange to watch defenders of a failed policy or agency try to justify the failure.
They want to blame congress or blame the the person making the issue public. So if the failure becomes public is a rejoicing of the failure. The failure has to be known to fix it. Just spin from the true issue.
Who is a defender of failed policy?
We live in a time in which decent and otherwise sensible people are surrendering too easily to the hectoring of morons or extremists.