
The comments are illuminating – but not necessarily in a positive manner.

Eliminate unnecessary Congressional printing; orMore wasteful programs announced every week.
Eliminate the “Dodd Clinic” earmark from ObamaCare; or
Prohibit “First-Class” subsidies on Amtrak; or
Reform the Energy Star Program; or
Prevent LIHEAP Payments to individuals who are deceased, incarcerated, or who don’t meet income requirements.
The primary responsibility of the inspector general is to ensure “integrity, economy, efficiency, and effectiveness in Department of Justice operations,” according to your office’s statute. The new information provided by Mr. Adams to the commission last week clearly underscores the need for an investigation into whether the department’s “integrity, economy, efficiency, and effectiveness” have been compromised. I recall that you, rightly, had no qualms about investigating allegations of impropriety during the previous administration and I would hope that same ethic would remain during this administration.Now that former DOJ attorney J. Christian Adams as stepped forward, perhaps this will finally receive the attention it deserves.
There is something rotten happening at the department. Your continued refusal to investigate has been — and remains — inexcusable (emphasis mine).
We are especially concerned about mental health, as it is clear from past experiences and from all our discussions today that mental health and substance abuse issues are likely to be some of the most long-lasting effects of this oil spill.Has it occurred to anyone in the Obama administration that they might not have to worry about “mental health and substance abuse” issues if they’d just clean up the damned spill?
There's ... an emerging mentoring gap going on in America right now. You can see it in a generalized absence of the wise old politician/lawyer/leader/editor who helps the young along, who teaches them the ropes and ways and traditions of a craft.And where did the adults go?
The grown-ups took the buyout. The grown-ups were laid off. The grown-ups are not there.And it shows. Read it all.
The plan would give everyone a refundable tax credit to buy health insurance, allow individual investment accounts to be carved out of Social Security, reduce the six income tax rates to two (10 and 25 percent), and replace the corporate tax (35 percent) with a business consumption tax (8.5 percent). And that's not the half of it.The Ryan roadmap can be found here.