Subject: Re: Dems Whine About Deficit But Are Unwilling To Cut Spending
From: "Johnny Botox"
Date: 2/5/2004 10:54 AM Eastern Standard Time
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Johnny \"Big Bucks\" Heinz writes:
Johnny> Good. President Bush, unlike the Democrats, is a fiscal
conservative, and
Johnny> recognizes that federal spending needs to be cut in many, many
areas.
Then it is odd that he has supported increases in all
areas of Federal spending. From farm welfare, education,
pork, military programs Rumsfeld tried to kill....
The list highlights the effect of President Bush's budget on a
variety
of popular programs in education, health, housing and even law
enforcement.
Johnny> Not even one lone Democrat in either the House nor the Senate
has had the
Johnny> fiscal courage to call for federal spending cuts.
Johnny> Bush has that courage.
When do you think he will show the slightest sign of fiscal
conservatism?
He's already done that. He recently announced several areas of government
spending that he proposes be cut back.
The guy just has proposed a defense budget of over 400 billion dollars. The
entire Federal government ran on less than 400 billion prior to Reagan. Now we
have deficits 200 billion more than than the entire budget then.
It's a safe bet the Liberals and Democrats will begin howling their
complaints about "hurting" this, that, or the other special interest group
with those spending cutbacks, and those Liberals and Democrats will
momentarily suspend their childish rhetoric about "the deficit" in order to
begin issuing those new howls, mews, and whines that we have all come to
expect from today's Democrat Party.
Doing Insurance business in the Garden State
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