The government shutdown went down on Wednesday, and the reason had nothing to do with the budget. The shutdown was simply the result of the fact that President Trump canceled the government’s funding to his proposed border wall with Mexico.
It seems that Trump’s shutdown was just another example of the president doing exactly the right thing for the wrong reasons. The shutdown is the result of the president’s decision to divert money from his proposed wall to his wall with Mexico for the purpose of building it. In an interview with CBS News, Trump said, “I never said we would get funding for the wall. I said I want Mexico to pay for it.
According to the Wall Street Journal, that money was supposed to be used to build a new border fence which the president had long promised Mexico would pay for. Also according to the WSJ, Trump said, “If they’re not paying for it, we’re not building it.
Like the other side, the government shutdown was a way for Trump to divert attention from his failed attempt to get Mexico to pay for his wall to avoid a debate with the public. It also appears to be part of a plan by the administration to try to force the government shutdown while trying to get the wall built.
The idea of a government shutdown is a pretty stupid one. By shutting down the government, you put the government’s ability to do its job in jeopardy, and the ability to do its job is one of our biggest threats to the world. Our government is one of the few entities that is allowed to run roughshod over our privacy, and that’s a pretty big deal.
The government shutdown has been put in place by President Obama who, in the words of a Republican senator, is “the guy who has done the most to cut off the government’s ability to respond to its own failures.” He’s also the guy who gets to choose the date for the shutdown, and if you’ve ever had to call your local government to get them to do something, you know that they’re not great at answering the phone.
I think it is pretty fair to say that the government shutdowns are a pretty big deal when talking about privacy.
The last time I checked, privacy regulations have not been repealed since 1993. And while weresay that the Obama administration is acting very tough, there are numerous examples that prove that not only haven’t the government shutdowns been repealed, but they have been expanded. Most notably, the government shutdowns have been expanded to include the private sector. But there is one major exception: the government shutdowns have been limited to government employees because of the fact that theyre all on the same phone numbers.
Many private sector employees have their own phone numbers, and they are locked into these numbers for no good reason. This is so that employees can’t get fired or have their pay cut without their knowledge.