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In 2010 my sister spent a full summer as an ER travel nurse - on the Navajo reservation at

Posted: Oct 9th, 2017 - 11:19 am In Reply to: The most wasteful gov. agency you've never heard of... - The Navajo Housing Authority

Fort Defiance in Northeast Arizona.
I can tell you that in all the driving around that region that she did (and it was a lot), she never saw a single modern (less than 10 years old) house or complex. Not one.

In Window Rock (the Navajo Nation capitol), garbage was everywhere. she noted on her first day at one major road junction the bloated carcass of a cow. It looked like a nasty, dusty, dirty, run-down third-world country.

These are your tax dollars at work, folks. Billions. Where is it?

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