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"This is what the president is saying is a massive and devastating spending "cut."" Rand Paul.
Listening to Obama, you would think there really would be spending cuts rather than a miniscule reduction in the spending increases. But to the worlds biggest spender, a slowing of the increase must be quite stressful.
The joker in the White House is saying a 1% cut will "add hundreds of thousands of Americans to the unemployment rolls. ... The unemployment rate might tick up again."
But 8% unemployment for 4 years is just fine with him. What a joke.
"This is what the president is saying is a massive and devastating spending "cut."" Rand Paul.
Listening to Obama, you would think there really would be spending cuts rather than a miniscule reduction in the spending increases. But to the worlds biggest spender, a slowing of the increase must be quite stressful.
The joker in the White House is saying a 1% cut will "add hundreds of thousands of Americans to the unemployment rolls. ... The unemployment rate might tick up again."
But 8% unemployment for 4 years is just fine with him. What a joke.
Obama has cried wolf so many times that I feel the American public has become numb to it. Everything for the past four years has been a series of "crises" that have been touted as "needing immediate action".
Rahm Emmanuel stated that "no crisis should go to waste", and Obama has used that theory to its maximum advantage. Maybe it has gone on too long as no one seems to give a rat's patoot about all the yelling and handwringing the administration is using to create pandemonium.
"This is what the president is saying is a massive and devastating spending "cut."" Rand Paul.
Listening to Obama, you would think there really would be spending cuts rather than a miniscule reduction in the spending increases. But to the worlds biggest spender, a slowing of the increase must be quite stressful.
The joker in the White House is saying a 1% cut will "add hundreds of thousands of Americans to the unemployment rolls. ... The unemployment rate might tick up again."
But 8% unemployment for 4 years is just fine with him. What a joke.
You think 8% unemployment is bad, but you are fine with the sequester pushing unemployment up to 9%?
It's another 85 billion in cuts for half of a fiscal year, on top of the last round of cuts.
It is split 50/50 and they don't lay off the guys in the military.
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