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We could really solve the "big Government" problem if someone would apply this criteria to existing House, Senate, Executive, and all appointee positions within our government.

Would completely eliminate the traffic problems in Washington D.C.

Wildscar wrote:

bpet wrote:

Wildscar wrote:I guess number 13 rules most of us out.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/13/us/po ... terstitial" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I tried to look but was stopped by a "login/register" page. Just couldn't bring myself to submit ANY of my personal information to the NY Times or give them even a single extra subscriber/reader statistic (even if it's internet). Any chance you can tell us what #13 says?

That weird cause I didn't have to register to see the link. Basically it asks if you have ever posted any electronic communication such as e-mail, text message or instant message that can be viewed as a conflict of interest. Or if you have kept a diary for basically the same thing however they want you to list it on the app.

Thank you. I guess if I say no, and I make it as far as an interview, I can assume I'll be connected to a polygraph. I saw on the news last night that there's also a question about gun ownership. If I say no on that, they probably won't need a poly, they will see my face turn bright red and my back tense up.

Too bad! I was really looking forward to moving to D.C. and making my contribution to the success of the new administration.

Wildscar wrote:I guess number 13 rules most of us out.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/13/us/po ... terstitial" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I tried to look but was stopped by a "login/register" page. Just couldn't bring myself to submit ANY of my personal information to the NY Times or give them even a single extra subscriber/reader statistic (even if it's internet). Any chance you can tell us what #13 says?

I've decided I don't really need a "job". The way I see it, I'll probably start getting a regular check from the Government without doing a thing. So,..... why bother working?