From the "bet you won't find this adage hanging on the wall of any DUMB&DUMBERat's office" department - "Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing." - Theodore Roosevelt "
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What the DUMB&DUMBERATs as a whole and too many Republicans don't get is that until they learn to operate within the revenues the government actually receives, they have no right to ask for additional revenues from the taxpayers. How many of them, as a child, would have demanded their parents increase their allowances just because they didn't 'feel' their parents were giving them enough? What they fail to understand is that any allowance, whether from their parents or the taxes collected, is an opportunity to show responsibility for their actions..
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From L-E article: "Frightening seniors about Medicare changes is often referred to as Me-di-Scare." -- Small potatoes compared to HELL-thScare the DUMB&DUMBERATs imposed on us in 2009.
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From the L-E's "Roll Call Report" : "MILLIONAIRES’ TAXES: Voting 51 for and 49 against, the Senate on July 13 failed to reach 60 votes for ending GOP blockage of a bill (S 1323) stating the sense of the Senate that any agreement to raise the national debt ceiling and curb deficit spending should include “a meaningful contribution” from millionaires and billionaires. * The non-binding Democratic bill was vague on what form the contribution should take but was widely seen as a call for higher taxes on the wealthy. * Richard Durbin, D-Ill., said: “To think that (the) George Bush tax cut is worth $200,000 a yearfor a millionaire and that we would blithely hear from the we allow that to continue while asking everyone else in America to sacrifice is upside down.” -- Aside from the absurdity of Durbin's evaluation, the country gets a lot more value out of $200,000 in the hands of a private sector 'millionmaire', than the country gets from any tax dollar spent by Congressional. Name one 'investment' of Ali Obama and his 40 Tsars that has generated increased revenues, or a self-sustaining job, or is being saved for a rainy day in the future.
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From Parade Magazine: "Q: Michelle Obama once said that if her husband was elected, Paula Deen would cook at the White House. Did this ever take place? —Lois Rankin, Greensboro, N.C. * A: Not yet," -- And if we take inventory of any of the Obaba's 'campaign promises' kept, then the more appropriate answer is "Not likely".
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