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I would rather see our government invest this money in creating good jobs for Americans.

More specifically, so many of our state and federal agencies are still using paper, slowing productivity and costing us money every year.

We could create many great jobs for skilled americans by investing money in the the computer infrastructure of our government and this investment would cut cost and increase productivity. Not to mention boosting the income of many of the Portland based tech companies.

Money spent well is different than just spending money.

posted 5 years, 3 months ago
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