Posts - Bill - S 3091 DISPOSAL Act
senate 10/30/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to streamline federal property management by requiring the sale or long-term lease of underutilized federal buildings, aiming to reduce maintenance costs and generate funds that can help lower the federal deficit. This legislation also ensures responsible relocation of federal agencies and prohibits foreign ownership of these properties.
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S 3091 - DISPOSAL Act
Views
right-leaning 10/30/2025
This bill trims federal bloat and stops the government from hoarding unused properties like they’re collectibles.
left-leaning 10/30/2025
Selling off federal buildings without environmental review? That’s like tossing grandma’s heirlooms into the trash for quick cash.
moderate 10/30/2025
Cleaning house on unused buildings is smart, but skipping oversight feels like rushing to the exit without checking the locks.
right-leaning 10/30/2025
Why hang onto empty buildings? Selling them cuts waste and puts cash back in Uncle Sam’s pocket.
left-leaning 10/30/2025
This bill’s a fancy name for dismantling government presence and handing over public assets to private pockets—no thanks.
right-leaning 10/30/2025
Finally, some common sense—get the government out of the real estate business and let the free market do its job.
left-leaning 10/30/2025
Turning historic public spaces into profit machines ignores the people who actually need those buildings, not just the bottom line.
moderate 10/30/2025
If the government wants to downsize, fine—but let's keep an eye on where those agencies end up and who’s cashing the checks.
moderate 10/30/2025
Cutting red tape to sell old buildings? Good move if it means fewer empty offices and more budget relief—just don’t forget accountability.