M.Magis
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Either I don't understand what those numbers actual represent, or they're completely wrong.greybeard":2bsbgh5v said:Govt expansion has not been for no reason.
If you want to control a population and ensure your own longevity, you keep as many employees as possible to influence elections.
Govt employee population in the USA last year-2015 (fed, state, local) exceeded 21,995,000.
That, is 9 million more than the total US non govt manufacturing work force--12,329,000.
Margin of victory for the 2012 national election "big govt" candidate over the 2nd closest "smaller govt" rival? About 5 million votes. Self fulfilling.
And is that suggesting that every person in the US that works for the city, state, township, ect…. is going to vote the same way and will have similar viewpoints? I know a handful of people with "government" jobs, and I can assure you that's not true.