[Cheetahcat]

“And BTW, you do have a very UN-conservative view on tax rate reduction: It reduces the price of Government. Blaming tax cuts for deficits is singing from the Democrat party playbook. ... I repeat: It's a false notion that tax-cutters are responsible or like higher spending /deficits. You can even check the votes - a distinctly DIFFERENT GROUP are voting and did vote for higher spending than for tax reductions. You can verify this by comparing NTU ratings and CAGW (Citizens Against Govt waste). They correlate. Fiscal conservatives like Coburn, DeMint, Rep Flake, Rep Shadegg, Rep Pence voted NO on medicare part D, but have been for lower tax rates. That is consistent fiscal conservatism.”

Here is the problem TOO much verbiage;we have people with the attention span of Gnats and then wonder why they do understand anything said about tax cuts VS Government Spending the concepts have to be made simple to digest and widely understood which they are NOT as exemplified 11/4

[WOSG]

You are right.

It is far far too easy to just Blame Bush and ignore Democrat big-spending complicity, rather than look at the fact that Congress wrote all the budgets and that there was a big-spending liberal Democrat+RINO majority (bipartisan earmark-corrupted porkbarrelers) writing most of those budgets.

The Democrats in Congress wrote the budgets since 2007 and yet most voters last November didnt even know we had a Democrat majority in Congress! So of course they will blame Republicans if they are too ignorant to know that liberal Democrat Pelosi has been speaker for over 2 years now.