As if there isn’t a mounting debt crisis, at all:
A recent Gallup poll shows the mounting debt tops American fears and yet Congress continues to pursue legislation that would deepen the debt crisis. This week the House will move to consider legislation intended to increase the availability of credit to small businesses but with a price tag of $33 billion with no offsets made to pay for the program it will only grow the level of our unsustainable debt. Additionally, one should question the necessity of this measure when it clearly duplicates efforts made in the original $700 TARP bill. Also on the docket for the week is the FY 2010 War Funding Supplemental bill meant to pay for on going operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. The total cost of the bill is $84.3 billion dollars, although only $33 billion is actually war funding and the rest is a whole list of other “emergency” priorities including $23 billion to bailout the states…
Why are we bailing out the States? Because if we don’t, then a lot of State and local employees will be laid off – a double whammy for the Democrats as it would increase unemployment and cut down union donations in an election year. Can’t have that – so, driving the United States in to bankruptcy is a small price to pay for Democrats to keep the political money flowing and attempt to save their bacon in November.
This is the type of government we’ve got under the Democrats – a government which is of, by and for the party of government. They don’t care about the people – not in the least. They only care about their power and wealth and are doing everything they can to protect it.
If you wonder why I want a complete overturn of our government elite, this is your answer.
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