Sleepy is confused.
This week according to
This week according to
Coburn worked hard to add amendments to federal lands legislation, one of which would have required the Office of Manpower and Budget to complete an annual inventory of federal lands along with a tally of the costs of ownership and maintenance of each and every one. His fellow Senators rejected his amendment because of the cost and burden of our government annually registering 1.2 billion property assets and 635 million acres of land.
OK... so in Senator Doctor's mind, it's good to inventory real estate annually because it holds clues to costs of ownership but it's bad to inventory people who hold clues to a fatal (and expensive) disease.
Sleepy doesn't understand the logic.
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