Some of the greatest abuses in government with regards to taxpayers dollars come from the lawyers and government. They cannot make it in the real world in law and therefore join the government to sponge off the American taxpayer. We know we cannot trust lawyers in the real world and it appears we cannot trust government lawyers either. In fact, government lawyers set up a conference and hotel rooms at an exclusive golf and tennis resort at; St. Simons Island in Georgia. How are they able to do this? Using government credit cards of course. Lawyers always tell us that they can keep their profession honest and police their own. However, this is not the case and the lawyers in government are probably the worst lawyers of all judging by this abuse of government credit cards using taxpayers money. It must be nice to go on vacation as a government lawyer to any golf and tennis resort that you feel like using taxpayers money and government credit cards? Eventually these government lawyers will graduate and move into private practice where they will be just as dishonest and it makes you wonder how come we don't have more rules and regulations for government lawyers and attorneys in the private sector. It is clear that they believe they are above the law. I have personally met government lawyers working in a few agencies in Washington, DC and I could tell by their body language that they were not only lying but they had something to hide. Why is it that government federal lawyers believe they can go to a golf and tennis club resort to do ongoing training and when they could just as well use a Federal law Enforcement training Center; in fact there is one nearby in Georgia along the coast. This is a complete waste of taxpayers money and of the use of government credit cards and we should all be appalled that these things go on every single day in our government. We need to put embedded RFID chips in each government lawyer because we cannot trust them as far as we can throw them. And when they leave the government we should not allow them to go into private practice without a lie detector test. Please consider this in 2006. |
