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Created: 2025-07-21 19:10:34 UTC

The Weaver Building is a textbook example of bureaucratic neglect—$500M in deferred maintenance, mold, asbestos, and half-functional elevators. Relocating HUD to Virginia isn’t just a real estate shuffle; it’s a $56M annual taxpayer savings by ditching a decaying monument to D.C. waste.

Sen. Joni Ernst’s For Sale Act targeting underused federal properties like this proves the system works when leaders prioritize efficiency over inertia. The move aligns with broader efforts to purge bloat—imagine if every agency tackled their own Weaver Building instead of demanding endless budget hikes.

Moldy offices and broken elevators aren’t “quirks”—they’re symbols of a broken system. Crumbling infrastructure shouldn’t be normalized. Sell the dump, fund real priorities.

See how decades of neglect turned a federal headquarters into a cautionary tale:


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