As the mainstream media and the uninformed populace that
they under serve continue to gnash their teeth over the so-called government
shut down, I can’t help but hear the classic line from radio reporter Herbert
Morrison’s broadcast of the Hindenburg crash, “oh the humanity.”
Yes…how will we ever muddle through without access to the
webcam of the cute little pandas at the National Zoo? It will be a true
struggle for train nerds to get by, without a visit to the Steamtown National
Train Museum in Scranton, PA. Not to mention that boating and recreation will
apparently come to a complete halt in Harry Reid’s Nevada, with the lockdown of
Lake Mead National Park. Sorry I must have missed that part of the Constitution
where our Founding Father’s covered the forced housing of wildlife.
I love the now all too common phrases that private sector
businesses use with more and more regularity, things like; “the new normal” “wearing multiple hats” and
my personal favorite “do more with less”. I don’t know about things where you
work, but I can tell you with absolute certainty that there isn’t one “non-essential”
worker where I work because we fully embrace not only the multiple hats
concept, but the doing more with less as well.
If so many of the folks employed by the Federal Government
are “non-essential” then way haven’t we released them to pursue their higher
purpose? Not surprisingly the masters of spin in the Democrat party have
quickly realized the error of their ways and re-labeled these folks furloughed
and non-furloughed workers.
To borrow a bit of classic advice from the late Democrat,
Mayor of Buffalo, New York, Jimmy Griffin during a snow storm “grab a six-pack,
sit back, relax and we’ll make it through.”
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