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The government racket, In 1992, Martin L. Gross shocked the nation with his New York Times bestseller , The Government Racket: Washington Waste A to Z, after whcih he testified before Congress five times on hidden catastrophic waste. Now he has returned to the scene of the crim, The government racket has a rating of 4.5 stars
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  • The government racket
  • Written by author Martin Louis Gross
  • Published by New York : Quill, c2001., 2001/01/01
  • In 1992, Martin L. Gross shocked the nation with his New York Times bestseller , The Government Racket: Washington Waste A to Z, after whcih he testified before Congress five times on hidden catastrophic waste. Now he has returned to the scene of the crim
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Introduction 1
Part 1 New Washington Waste 1
1 Accounting: Is There a Bookkeeper in the House? 9
2 Baby-Sitters, Washington Style: "But I Don't Need Welfare!" 16
3 Budget: How to Steal $6 Trillion from Social Security and Call It a "Surplus" 19
4 Computers: Wanted: Teenage Hackers 31
5 Conventions, Presidential: They're Partying on Our Nickel 38
6 Corporate Welfare: You Mean I'm Subsidizing Intel? 41
7 Demonstration Projects: Highways to Pork Heaven 49
8 Earned Income Tax Credit (Eitc): Are You Getting Your Free Money from Uncle Sam? 57
9 Federal Follies: More Aggravating Than Entertaining 65
10 Federal Palaces: $13 Million Just for the Architect? 72
11 Golf: Putts Instead of Planes 78
12 Horses: Millions for Belgian Steaks 81
13 International Enterprise Funds: Want to Buy a Mutual Fund--in Bulgaria? 84
14 Junkets, Military Style: Fly Me to the Moon 89
15 Kickbacks, Bribes, Con Jobs, and Simple Fraud: Uncle Sucker Gets Ripped Off, Inside and Out 93
16 Loans: The Government Bank: Everyone's Welcome 106
17 Mass Transit: Brother, Can You Spare Train Fare? 110
18 Merchant Marine: What Happened to Old Glory at Sea? 115
19 Metric System: How Many Millimeters Long Is Your Foot? 121
20 National Parks: Purple Mountain Majesty and Red Ink 125
21 Native Americans: Gambling Casinos: Revenge on the Palefaces 129
22 Outhouses: Relief Is Just a Fortune Away 135
23 Peanuts: Want to Buy Some Bootleg Nuts? 137
24 Pork: $15 Billion a Year to Study Why Politicians Are Compulsive Spenders 141
25 Quakes, Hurricanes, Fema, and Other Disasters: We Insure Everything 155
26 Radio Ads: Are We Paying to Pollute the Airwaves? 160
27 Recording Studios: High Tech--in Your Face 163
28 Small-Business Criminals: Holding Up Uncle Sam 167
29 SSI--Supplemental Security Income: A Good Idea Too Often Gone Bad 171
30 Statistical Services: They've Got Our Number--Seventy-three Times 181
31 Telephones: Just Charge It to Uncle Sam 185
32 Universal Service Fund: Reach Out and Touch Someone--Like Harrison Ford 190
33 Volunteers (Americorps): In Washington They Get Paid 193
34 Welfare: It's Bigger Than You Think 197
35 Youth At Risk: Have I Got a Teen Program for You! 204
36 Zooming National Debt: It Still Goes Only One Way--Up 208
Part 2 Review and Deja VU: Defeats and Victories in the Fight Against Waste
Office of Former Speakers 216
Government Airplanes, Nonmilitary 217
Decorating for the Bureaucracy 219
Helium 221
Congressional LSOs 222
Mining Law of 1872 223
Wool and Mohair 226
Rural Utilities Services 227
Essential Air 229
Federal Employees 231
Congressional Retirement 235
Auctioning Off the Airwaves 237
Newsletters 238
Forest Service--More Corporate Welfare 240
Congressional Perks 242
Part 3 Blueprint for the Twenty-First Century: How to Redesign the Government and Save a Fortune in the Process
The Cabinet 254
The Oversized Little Cabinet 260
Programs That Should Be Eliminated 261
Antisubsidy Act 262
Duplication and Overlap 262
Congress 264
Presidential Primaries 268
Taxes: Eliminate the Internal Revenue Service 272
Initiative and Referendum 274
Establish an Independent Inspector General of the United States 277
Appendix An Inventory of Waste: What's the Total? 281
Index 285


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