The candidate was outraged - just outraged - at the country's sorry fiscal state. ... that was a Democrat, Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado, who voted "yes" on the stimulus, the health-care overhaul, increased education funding and other costly bills Congress approved under his party's control.If there's one rule in American politics, it's that no matter how much taxpayer money Republicans waste, Democrats always want to waste even more. As the Bush administration along with Congress was spending like there was money to burn, there were plenty of Democrats attacking him for "cutting" programs, because they were upset that the rate of increase in spending on them wasn't as great as they thought it should be. I seriously doubt that most voters are going to be fooled by Democrats pretending to be in favor of fiscal austerity.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Desperate Democrats Pretending to Be Republicans
That's a front-page story at the Washington Post, except they call it "Democrats add fiscal austerity as a campaign issue." It's pretty hard not to laugh when members of the party of big government, taxes and spending claim to support "fiscal austerity." Even the Post writer seems to be struggling to keep from openly sneering.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
There are millions of Americans with special needs that are suffering in severe poverty, most are intellectually challenged and as hard as they try there is no work to be had. Once they were able to perform simple tasks on the farm or in Assembly plants, but those jobs cannot be found. The Social Security Administration has a disability program called SSI, it provides financial and medical assistance to those with an intellectual disability, but too few meet their severe eligibility standards. The bar must be immediately lowered to accept those who because of their psychological limitations are unemployable.
ReplyDelete