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Will you count buzz words like “green” or “innovation”? Or how many dollars go to your area or industry? Or job creation promises that never quite come true?
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Unfortunately that’s the exception. The Feds spend billions without even a thought as to whether the program will work or represents “best practices.”
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What else have politicians and a lot of bureaucrats been doing? Unless the strategy is to limit discussion and debate for political reasons.
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The Federal Spending Tug of War Continues
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 4 September 2020 6:35
Within the Liberal Party (see Bill Morneau’s departure) and the government bureaucracy. When is the spending enough? What do you want for the next billions borrowed?
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