by Philip K. Howard is a fantastic read about how our legal system limits our liberties and prevents government from functioning properly. Among my favorite stories cited in the book was how the Department of Defense spent $2Billion one year on travel expense, and $2.3 Billion dollars documenting that travel.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Book to Read
For those of you looking for a good read. The Death of Common Sense: How Law is Suffocating America by Philip K. Howard is a fantastic read about how our legal system limits our liberties and prevents government from functioning properly. Among my favorite stories cited in the book was how the Department of Defense spent $2Billion one year on travel expense, and $2.3 Billion dollars documenting that travel.
by Philip K. Howard is a fantastic read about how our legal system limits our liberties and prevents government from functioning properly. Among my favorite stories cited in the book was how the Department of Defense spent $2Billion one year on travel expense, and $2.3 Billion dollars documenting that travel.
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