I don’t know enough about legislation to make sense of any bill being 4,000 pages long, no one reading and it containing laws and rules we have to abide by. Like when did government become this? How does this even work? How is there a 4000 page bill?
The House will soon vote on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)—4,409 pages of legislation, which nobody has read (unveiled on Tuesday evening), costing $850 billion over just one year! The military-industrial complex is alive and well.