WINNING!
excellent! he never stops working for us
How long until we start getting editorial cartoons of Big Bird being marched to the guillotine?
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Let’s see how the whining snowflakes jump in and support them with donations, see how long those fake news sites last.
Let’s see how the whining snowflakes jump in and support them with donations, see how long those fake news sites last.
DO IT!
Great news!!! Go POTUS, Donald J. Trump!!! Drain the swamp!!!
I wouldn’t hold my breath on this... its an opening bid. I think most of public broadcasting can easily be unfunded, but I don’t have a problem that in majorly rural america that a public funded station is providing the farm report and local news to those communities so remote commercial radio isn’t viable.
National Endowment for the Arts? Yea, I am fine with this one... Government needs some art for something go out and commission it, otherwise artists should be producing things people can and want to buy, to feed their families, not just pissing in jars then putting a crucifix in it on the governments dime.
The Clinton Foundation, Ford Foundation, the Soros clusters of foundations, Tides Foundation and the rest can easily take up the slack.
“Combined, the four arts organizations account for less than 0.02 percent of the U.S. government’s $4.6 trillion budget.”
So?
Hooray! About time.
YIPPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
I have waited nearly a lifetime for this. All of the Godless, liberal, pro-evil garbage they have put out over the air finally caught up with them.
When you’re 20 trillion in debt you don’t pay for frills.
If you’re in danger of bankruptcy, you don’t charge a family vacation to Disney.
I always love the talking point of “it’s only 0.02 percent of the federal budget.” Well, great. That’s 0.02 percent the taxpayers just saved.
And the liberals can still have these things, they just have to raise full funding for them. And if they do that, they should be able to raise any point they want to make without conservatives complaining that their tax dollars are being abused.
It’s a win-win.
Congress rarely (if ever) enacts a president’s budget. Usually they cobble together one of their own — if they even produce a budget in a given year. Members of both houses are all about feathering their own nests above all else, and the taxpayers be damned. So each individual will vote for or against such measures depending on who shovels the most cash and other goodies at them.
Sounds great.
But, it won’t happen. Congressional Republicans lack the will and the stones. They worry about the blowback and their reelection chances.
(It’s for the chillllldren, ya know.)
No.
We taxpayers have invested many millions of dollars into NPR and PBS. Instead of merely having their funding stopped, their assets should be liquidated and the proceeds returned to the US treasury.
These organizations can get along without the financial advantages we taxpayers have given them.
until a judge blocks to stop him...