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'Most Wasteful' Government Spending of 2010

Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) compiled a list of what he deemed as the biggest wastes of taxpayer money in 2010. The list includes nearly a million dollars for poetry readings at zoos, $1.5 million for a museum in North Carolina honoring banjo picker Earl Suggs, and $442,340 to study male prostitutes in Vietnam. You can read the full report, 'Wastebook: 2010', here.
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Why have one bike sign when you can have two? Portland, Oregon spent $900,000 in federal stimulus funds on a new bike signage project even though the city already has similar bike signs, which it plans to leave up. "The new signs, which include arrows, distance, and travel times to key destinations, have a slightly different design than existing ones," according to a local biking
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City Gets Funding for 'Slightly Different' Bike Signage - (Portland, OR) $900,000

( Wastebook 2010 )
Why have one bike sign when you can have two? Portland, Oregon spent $900,000 in federal stimulus funds on a new bike signage project even though the city already has similar bike signs, which it plans to leave up. "The new signs, which include arrows, distance, and travel times to key destinations, have a slightly different design than existing ones," according to a local biking website.
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