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The pictures of the private dining room in this link over the years (way back to 1898) were cool to look at! Thanks for posting!
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Originally Posted by saltine
yeah I use to be one of those American craftsman... 600k is expensive! It looks nice though. I wonder if any illegal immigrants were on the job?
All federal contractors are required to verify that their laborers are legal American residents by using e-verify. It is not foolproof but they do have that requirement in place for these sorts of contracts where items are made for public display or public buildings.
I'm sure the right wing republican would have been quite happy if she had just gone down to home depot and picked a name off the handyman call board and used an unlicensed contractor with a bunch of illegals for a quick spray job. All for a thousand bucks and let it go at that.
For that matter, 600,000 wouldn't cover two weeks of Darrel Issa's committee hearings on his eternal Benghazi witch hunt.
Spending tax money to enhance government property is reasonable. Spending government money to enhance private property is not. Why are we spending government money to protect private homes from natural forest fires? The owners built or bought in a Fire Forest and should have known the risk.
BTW - I like the new rug and drapes.
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