[Cross-posted at The Minority Report]
Today is Tax Day, as you are undoubtedly aware. Just in case you were curious about where all your hard-earned money is going, our government has spent some of that money on a fancy little website, called the "Federal Taxpayer Receipt."
The website asks you to enter how much you paid in taxes and and then it tells you how much you contributed to our defense budget, Medicaid, and of course, the interest on our ever-skyrocketing national debt.
Of course, they haven't released how much this nifty (and completely unnecessary) website cost. Hmmm, reminds me of another useless project paid for by our government:
Maybe their next project can be a calculator to show how many jobs they could have "saved or created" instead of buying those silly highway signs.
[Hat tip to Mark Matthews at the Orlando Sentinel, who labeled this website as "You don't want to know"]
Today is Tax Day, as you are undoubtedly aware. Just in case you were curious about where all your hard-earned money is going, our government has spent some of that money on a fancy little website, called the "Federal Taxpayer Receipt."
Read it and weep. |
Of course, they haven't released how much this nifty (and completely unnecessary) website cost. Hmmm, reminds me of another useless project paid for by our government:
Maybe their next project can be a calculator to show how many jobs they could have "saved or created" instead of buying those silly highway signs.
[Hat tip to Mark Matthews at the Orlando Sentinel, who labeled this website as "You don't want to know"]
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