Staff Reports
When did fiscal responsibility become a forgotten relic? We work tirelessly, paying our taxes with the expectation that our money funds vital services like education, infrastructure, and national defense. Instead, we witness a relentless spending spree on bureaucratic bloat and unnecessary programs.
Politicians seem to forget they’re handling our money, not some endless magic pot of gold. Endless subsidies, unnecessary programs, and bloated government agencies are sucking up funds that should be better allocated or, dare we say it, returned to the taxpayers.
Case in point: the recent ballooning of administrative costs in public sectors without a corresponding improvement in service quality. Bureaucrats keep getting bigger budgets and fancier offices while our roads crumble, our schools struggle, and our veterans go without essential care. This isn’t just an oversight; it’s a blatant disregard for the hardworking citizens footing the bill.
