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It's called a setup move in politics - Delay is forcing the Democrats to say their is more to cut - he will then force them to say where.

Sorry, but that's the most idiotic suggestion I've heard on this forum in a month of Sunday's. The many who sheparded the Transportation Bill, the Agriculture Bill, the Prescription Drug Bill and the current Disaster Recovery Bill through the House is doing it just to set the Democrats up? A smart man would take the initiative and propose solutions where the money is to come from. He would identify where to cut pork from the bills I mentioned and then dare the Democrats to defend the pork. But DeLay has no interest in doing that because, no doubt, he honestly believes that under 11 years of Republican leadership that the government is lean and mean, and not larger and more bloated than anything under the Democrats. Proof positive, if any more proof is needed, that DeLay got out of the bug extermination business because he was tired of being outsmarted by his opposition.

But DeLay has no interest in doing that because, no doubt, he honestly believes that under 11 years of Republican leadership that the government is lean and mean, and not larger and more bloated than anything under the Democrats.

Now THAT is the most idiotic statement I've ever seen. Delay is setting up the Democrats. You ought to be smart enough to know that. Delay has NEVER been outsmarted by his opposition. Were you to be correct, Delay would be gone. Ask yourself why the Democrats have been trying so hard to get rid of him. It is because they cant beat him. Wake up.

>>>>It's called a setup move in politics - Delay is forcing the Democrats to say their is more to cut - he will then force them to say where.

>>>>Sorry, but that's the most idiotic suggestion I've heard on this forum in a month of Sunday's.

Thank you.

The level of spending under this GOP controlled Congress is an outrage. There has been nothing conservative about the annual budget since PresBush took office. NOTHING. Just take a look at Bush`s veto record and you'll see, fiscal conservatism on the spending side has never been part of the President's policy agenda.