Feb 06 2009
Partisan or Principle
President Obama is accusing the Republican members of Congress of being partisan and continuing the same old rhetoric that the electorate wants to end. It’s a great time to take this approach. He continues to submit that the end of our economy is near without the “stimulus” package that isn’t. The liberal press keeps hammering the same approach and unfortunately many Americans are buying it. WAKE UP PEOPLE!! The only thing this estimated $920 Billion dollar package will stimulate is inflation, debt and more votes from those receivers of the dough, in the next election. How can opposition be partisan, when some of his own party are opposed to the bill? Ironically the hands reaching across the isle are trying to amend the bill and get rid of all the junk that does nothing to put Americans back to work.
President Obama, you said you were going to bring change to Washington. So far the change has been trying to pass the most obviously worthless spending ever. How can an intelligent man completely miss the point? Republicans are opposed to this bill on principle not politics. Finally, conservatives are standing up for conservative principles. If we had been doing this over the past four years, we wouldn’t have a Democratic President and at least one of the Houses of Congress would still be Republican controlled. We have always been a right of center nation when conservatives don’t do dumb things.
While on the subject of dumb, can someone please explain to Nancy Pelosi that we don’t have 500,000 million jobs in America total, so how can we lose that many jobs? And while on the subject of principle, President Obama has done it again with his nomination of David Ogden, who is opposed to protecting children from online porn and in favor of anything Playboy. Remember our character is formed by those we associate with and the books we read. President Obama seems to have some pretty scary associates. I hope he chooses better things to read.
republicans are standing up to obama because he’s obama. I have little faith in a newfound republican return to fiscal responsibility. That hasn’t been party policy in decades now - hence the big government neo-conservative movement that controls the party now.
Now you want to start talking libertarian, then you’re talking fiscal responsibility.
Aren’t these the same republicans who just a few months ago couldn’t jump fast enough to sign a pork-laden $700 billion bailout of wall street that didn’t have any limits on what the fat cats could do with the money? What’s the difference now besides the party of the president? Oh, that’s right, the money might actually help us regular people this time. Can’t have that!
Don’t make Action Obama have to come down there and bust some heads!
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