Posted on 02/19/2006 7:27:16 PM PST by JamesP81
For all Bush’s good qualities, the man can’t not spend money.
This republican congress and president has spent an obscene amount of money. I find this behavior to be irresponsible during a time of war, to say the least. I know I’ve ranted about it before at length, but I’ll say it again: the federal government’s spending habits have far exceeded its constitutional mandate, and something has to be done.
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Just as long as it is on a fence to keep the illegals out, its OK with me.
The money we're spending could have BOUGHT Mexico!
That's a great campaign slogan - "This Crap Has Got to Stop."
Nothing will be done, there is no out of control spending, Bush is perfect, nothing to see here, move along.
mmmmmm, yummy Kool-aid
I just don't see it stopping until they can't steal, borrow or print anymore.
Even though Roosevelt was a socialists at heart, during the war he cut social programs to nearly nothing. Now that shows you where he truely had his values.
And sell it to Japan for a 10% margin. Not a bad idea, actually. It's too bad we don't border a country like Japan...then immigration would be solidified for sure. Although Japan does show you what no immigration does (that and lack of baby making)...it just leaves your country with old people, and a dying productive class. It's funny how a rational society doesn't produce enough, but a irrational society produces more than they can care for.
sluuuuuurp............
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