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Tennessee Valley Authority and Malaria Control
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Last night during the presser one of the reporters asked about the Tennessee Valley Authority, a govt. run corp that the head of, a federal employee, makes 8 million a year. Trump said he was happy someone had finally asked about it, and that was a heck of a good paycheck.
I looked into it because I’d never heard of it – it seems it was created in 1933 during the great depression and was put in charge of flood control, navigation, electrical generation, and economic development. It covers the states of – Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia (lots of caves in this region.
Net worth – 1.12 Billion according the wiki.
So odd the reporter asked about it, almost like part of the plan, and Trump said he was going to look into it because it’s a LOT of money.
Other noteworthy projects of the TVA, executed in conjunction with local authorities, have included malaria control; tree planting; the development of mineral, fish, and wildlife resources; land conservation; educational and social programs; and the construction of recreational facilities adjacent to reservoir banks.
[link to legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com (secure)]
With all this talk of a drug that treats malaria that has been discussed recently that's rather interesting.
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