We Finally Found Out Something That House Members Won’t Overspend On
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
Having watched the U.S. House burn through money we don’t have at a pace that can’t even be described, this article finally identifies something that they won’t overspend on – probably at least without leveraging it into something more. It was also so telling to read the idea that another tax increase on the wealthy would probably do the trick to solve their reluctance to provide those defending our country with the resources they need to do so…
Voters should be smart enough to recognize that voting for any member of the Party (state or national) is the same as voting for more taxes.
Then again we’re supposed to be so grateful for all that they do for us that we won’t mind them taxing “the nation’s wealthiest wage earners and some corporations”. They play out their game plan of class warfare so unrelentingly, tearing down those who allegedly have more as justification to rouse the multitudes of those they wish to use in their re-elections.
The most disturbing aspect is how well that game plan works…it says far too much about where we are.
Having watched the U.S. House burn through money we don’t have at a pace that can’t even be described, this article finally identifies something that they won’t overspend on – probably at least without leveraging it into something more. It was also so telling to read the idea that another tax increase on the wealthy would probably do the trick to solve their reluctance to provide those defending our country with the resources they need to do so…
“…a handful of senior Democrats have proposed a "war tax" on the nation's wealthiest wage earners and some corporations to finance the war.”That is so typical that it almost passes without notice. It also is so obvious that except for the tax increases that they bury within and lace in the social good things they cram through the process – like socialized medical programs and the cap and tax, climate change scheme – a straight-forward tax increase is something they want to avoid until after the 2010 election.
Voters should be smart enough to recognize that voting for any member of the Party (state or national) is the same as voting for more taxes.
Then again we’re supposed to be so grateful for all that they do for us that we won’t mind them taxing “the nation’s wealthiest wage earners and some corporations”. They play out their game plan of class warfare so unrelentingly, tearing down those who allegedly have more as justification to rouse the multitudes of those they wish to use in their re-elections.
The most disturbing aspect is how well that game plan works…it says far too much about where we are.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 11/26/2009 6:09 AM 
Categories: Congress
Tags: National Defense U.S. House Taxes Government
Categories: Congress
Tags: National Defense U.S. House Taxes Government
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