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Lee Kershner
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  • Las Cruces, NM 88011
  • United States
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What is Government Costing You?

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What is Government Costing You?

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Diane Denish Wants Poor/Your Kids Trapped in Failing Schools

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Lee Kershner replied to Paul Gessing's discussion 'What is Government Costing You?'
No, I'm saying the federal government has too much power and competes with unfairly with the private sector.
on Friday
Lee Kershner replied to Paul Gessing's discussion 'What is Government Costing You?'
U.S. government outsourcing through contracting jobs not out of the country necessarily but to the private sector. Federal Contract and Assistance Awards by Contracting Agency http://www.usaspending.gov From 2000 to 2010: Defense Dept $2.775 tril…
on Friday
Lee Kershner replied to Paul Gessing's discussion 'Diane Denish Wants Poor/Your Kids Trapped in Failing Schools'
More government control not the answer. National Education Department reform necessary, preferably shifting power to individual states with a modicum of oversight by the U.S. government. "Voucher advocates may argue that private schools can avoid a…
on Friday
Lee Kershner replied to Paul Gessing's discussion 'What is Government Costing You?'
We certainly don't disagree about that. I do find it troubling that the area most egregious is not being addressed. Also all of the government's ability to outsource to the private sector as contracting. These vast expenditures have been rising expo…
on Friday
Lee Kershner replied to Paul Gessing's discussion 'What is Government Costing You?'
The truth is the website http://www.mygovcost.org (privately funded) does not address the major cost of why we are struggling with lack of jobs and capital investment in the U.S. -- rewarding our multinational corporations with tax free and other pe…
on Friday
Lee Kershner replied to Lee Kershner's discussion 'Question: Does North America have enough oil for the next 600+ years?'
From good old trusty Wikipedia: Oil shale The Piceance Basin contains one of the thickest and richest oil shale deposits in the world and is the focus of most on-going oil shale research and development extraction projects in the U.S. The Piceance…
on Thursday
Lee Kershner replied to Lee Kershner's discussion 'Question: Does North America have enough oil for the next 600+ years?'
Here's something interesting: the usgs website I gave you didn't work so I tried to find a better address. In doing so, I came across a 2010 study NATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF OIL AND GAS PROJECT - Oil shale and mahcolite resources of the Piceance Basin,…
on Thursday
Lee Kershner replied to Lee Kershner's discussion 'Question: Does North America have enough oil for the next 600+ years?'
http://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2008/3021/pdf/fs08-3021_508.pdf USGS Assessment of Undiscovered Oil Reserves - 2008 warns about "significant geologic uncertainty in the range of estimates." http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2010/0426/outfront-oil-gas-obama-dril…
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