Posted by
Reaganite on Tuesday, January 06, 2009 2:41:00 AM
That is what Elmer Fudd would say if he were wighting here on Town Hall bwog today.
Just tought I would twy to wighten things up.
So here’s the gigabyte. The current financial crisis is an ensuing tug-of-war between the banks, states, the US Federal Government and the American taxpayer. The inescapable result of failing to balance the federal budget and the financial institutional kayos ultimately denies the American Taxpayers the ability to save money, and borrow money at low interest rates, interest rates which became a reality during the Reagan administration. Our congress cannot escape the fact that the fastest way to fix the crisis is to balance the budget. Either the word balanced budget isn't a part of congressional language or the national media has censured the word from the airways all together, because I sure don't hear anyone mentioning the word in a time when a "balanced budget" is needed more than recent memory can tell.
I say the ideal legislation to have is a balanced budget amendment that docks a percentage of the pay of all US congressmen when the goals and objectives of that balanced budget haven't been met. There is a compelling need for taxpayers to demand this kind of balanced budget amandment on the statewide level to dock the pay of their state assembly.
"I repeat, Wonal...- Ronald Wilson Reagan, was always right, and his conservative philosophy of executive veto power and America's urgency and need to continue his conservative philosophy will forever be inescapable.