No End In Sight For Run-Away Federal Spending
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
Whether at home or on an international scale the political party and leaders in charge of our country can’t spend your tax dollars fast enough, selling us out in international agreements and further exploiting their majority status to send us to the poor house through domestic spending.
At least there is some indication that Americans aren’t as gullible as they have been in blindly accepting the line of bunk being offered as the excuse for more of the same. We also need to promote expansion of sound thinking, oriented to dismissing the government excessive spending as being blatantly bad policy.
Holding our elected leaders accountable for the wanton disregard they have for our tax dollars being wasted means taking an active role in the 2010 election process and clearly marking your ballot with an eye on returning fiscal sanity. Those who advance the cause of more spending need to be recognized as being against the best interests of what is needed to establish a working economy, sustained by the private sector. Politicians seeking to buy your vote, offering supposed must-have public programs, need to be dismissed for what they really are – thieves who must first take in order to “give”.
Based on the current course of the spending excess we are witnessing, there shouldn’t be any doubt as to why the leaders and legislators who are engaged in this run-away shouldn’t be replaced in November of 2010.
Whether at home or on an international scale the political party and leaders in charge of our country can’t spend your tax dollars fast enough, selling us out in international agreements and further exploiting their majority status to send us to the poor house through domestic spending.
At least there is some indication that Americans aren’t as gullible as they have been in blindly accepting the line of bunk being offered as the excuse for more of the same. We also need to promote expansion of sound thinking, oriented to dismissing the government excessive spending as being blatantly bad policy.
Holding our elected leaders accountable for the wanton disregard they have for our tax dollars being wasted means taking an active role in the 2010 election process and clearly marking your ballot with an eye on returning fiscal sanity. Those who advance the cause of more spending need to be recognized as being against the best interests of what is needed to establish a working economy, sustained by the private sector. Politicians seeking to buy your vote, offering supposed must-have public programs, need to be dismissed for what they really are – thieves who must first take in order to “give”.
Based on the current course of the spending excess we are witnessing, there shouldn’t be any doubt as to why the leaders and legislators who are engaged in this run-away shouldn’t be replaced in November of 2010.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 12/18/2009 9:23 AM 
Categories: Government
Tags: Election 2010 Climate Change Treaty Government Spending
Categories: Government
Tags: Election 2010 Climate Change Treaty Government Spending
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