US EditionClinton Town discusses overzealous tree removal; adopts budget
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Why is there trillions in federal debt? Because we're spending $28,000 on trees. - Finnoexpert
In 1986, the United States public was outraged to learn that the our defense department was paying $37 for one screw, $7,622 for one coffee maker and $640 for one toilet seat. In 2025, we learn that the federal government is paying $1,750 per tree for 16 new trees for a privately owned church in a neighborhood of Milwaukee, totaling $28,000. An April 8 story noted that project is stalled by a federal spending review. The $28,000 was part of a gr…
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