Originally posted by Lizking He could take Greyhound, I suppose.
Originally posted by DREDIOCK "Perception" is just a way and an excuse for people to see or think what they want to reguardless of what the truth is.
Originally posted by lazs2 DC might get better now.. I hear that despite the democrat efforts to keep the ban that.... DC citizens will soon be able to own handguns again?lazs
Originally posted by Toad Lol!Test question: Who took the most expensive Presidential trip ever?
Clinton, 186 days during seven years as president; former President Reagan, 84 days during eight years, and former President Bush, 86 days during four years.The GAO said Clinton's six-nation trip to Africa from March 22 through April 2 last year cost $42.8 million, not counting Secret Service expenses, salaries of government workers involved and agency planning expenses.A total of 1,302 government employees from 12 federal agencies or departments, including 16 members of Congress, accompanied Clinton to Africa. The biggest share of the cost, $37.7 million, came from the Defense Department's budget.White House spokesman Joe Lockhart called criticism of the African trip "paritulcarly shortsighted," saying the senators "are trying to find a political issue to raise and are mission the point of the whole trip." (WAVES TO RAIDER! )"The president raveled Africa like no U.S. president has traveled before, really providing new insights for the American public on Africa, and new insights for the African public on America and our role," Lockhart said. "It, in time, will be seen as a groundbreaking trip in terms of our relationships."The GAO report also found that:-Clinton's five-day trip to Chile in April 1998 cost $10.5 million. It included 592 officials from 13 federal agencies or departments.-The China trip, from June 25 through July 3 last year, cost $18.8 million and included 510 officials from 11 agencies or departments.
