“History is scattered with the stories of those who held fast to rigid ideologies and refused to listen to those who disagreed.’
Like our Founding Fathers, for instance. The blip on the screen does not have a lick of common sense. Not a lick.
Read this piece of twisted artistry, slowly:
The first approach says, let’s live within our means by making serious, historic cuts in government spending. Let’s cut domestic spending to the lowest level it’s been since Dwight Eisenhower was President. Let’s cut defense spending at the Pentagon by hundreds of billions of dollars. Let’s cut out waste and fraud in health care programs like Medicare — and at the same time, let’s make modest adjustments so that Medicare is still there for future generations. Finally, let’s ask the wealthiest Americans and biggest corporations to give up some of their breaks in the tax code and special deductions.
This balanced approach asks everyone to give a little without requiring anyone to sacrifice too much.
“History is scattered with the stories of those who held fast to rigid ideologies and refused to listen to those who disagreed.’
Like our Founding Fathers, for instance. The blip on the screen does not have a lick of common sense. Not a lick.
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Thought that statement was just another case of projection.
As the socialist/communist pillars all over the world come crashing down before his eyes, one would think he might take some time on the golf course to reassess his “rigid ideology” before he hurtles our country headfirst off the cliff and destroys 250 years of what was working.