Tag Archives: Government

BLS: Gov’t Workers ‘Absent’ 50% More Than Private-Sector Workers

Posted on October 28, 2013 by DRenegade

A government worker is 38 percent more likely to be absent from work for personal reasons or illnesses than a private-sector worker, and government workers miss 50 percent more of their usual work hours as a result of such absences … Continue reading →

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Government Shutdown? 36 Facts Which Prove That Almost Everything Is Still Running

Posted on October 2, 2013 by DRenegade

All of this whining and crying about a “government shutdown” is a total joke.  You see, there really is very little reason why this “government shutdown” cannot continue indefinitely because almost everything is still running.  63 percent of all federal … Continue reading →

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Liberty Fading

Posted on October 1, 2013 by DRenegade

The Statue of Liberty is now closed as a consequence of the government shutdown. The symbolism is evident as people watch. Or are diverted. Which hand are we to watch? Today Obamacare is now in place. What does that mean? … Continue reading →

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Ronald Reagan outlines the problems facing the United States in 1975

Posted on November 5, 2012 by DRenegade
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Complete list of DHS monitoring keywords

Posted on May 31, 2012 by DRenegade

Just in case, I am not on the government’s watch list, here is a complete list of the 377 word or phrases that DHS is monitoring. David DeGerolamo Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Coast Guard (USCG) … Continue reading →

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