Mine Oh, Mine, Oh, … Why?

In 2015, the GSA said parts of the mine's ceiling were degrading. That was nine years ago, so you can also add dangerous in addition to being inefficient and stupid


The “deep State” is a term coined to represent the depth of corruption in the government. However, the term took a strange turn when the American public learned that some government employees worked 230 feet underground in a limestone mine in Pennsylvania.

When I first heard about this story, I thought either someone had made a mistake in reporting it, or it was a joke. It turns out the story is true, which brings about the inevitable question of … why?

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