Budget Cuts I Can Live With!!!

[1stRambo]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"

 

[ScienceRocks]

Anything that helps Americans = cut
Anything that helps sand ******* = raised

makes sense.

 

[g5000]

Jonathan Swift - A Modest Proposal

 

[Luddly Neddite]

No surprise that they want children, elderly, vets, handicapped to starve in the streets while giving more tax payer's money to the ultra-wealthy. I mean, isn't that why we call them Republicans?

- BUT -

Is there really anything more they can waste military spending on?

More planes that don't work? Tanks we'll never use?

Oh wait ... That's right.

They're gearing up for another war.

 

[1stRambo]

No surprise that they want children, elderly, vets, handicapped to starve in the streets while giving more tax payer's money to the ultra-wealthy. I mean, isn't that why we call them Republicans?

- BUT -

Is there really anything more they can waste military spending on?

More planes that don't work? Tanks we'll never use?

Oh wait ... That's right.

They're gearing up for another war.

Yo, Luddly, what happen to your Goodwill? And your Charity? You can do better!!!

"GTP"

 

[Siete]

an F18 in every garage !

es

 

[Luddly Neddite]

No surprise that they want children, elderly, vets, handicapped to starve in the streets while giving more tax payer's money to the ultra-wealthy. I mean, isn't that why we call them Republicans?

- BUT -

Is there really anything more they can waste military spending on?

More planes that don't work? Tanks we'll never use?

Oh wait ... That's right.

They're gearing up for another war.

Yo, Luddly, what happen to your Goodwill? And your Charity? You can do better!!!

"GTP"

Unlike you, my goodwill and charity is reserved for those who need it. You're the one who wants children, veterans, handicapped and elderly to go hungry so the 1% war profiteers can line their pockets.

The only possible explanation for the stupidity of the RWs is that every one of you is independently wealthy and despises your own country.

Otherwise, you're just plain stupid.

Ya wanna guess which one I think KNOW you are?

 

[daws101]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"
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since you live with you parents, sure you can...

 

[Shotgun_Sammy]

Yeah, I don't like punishing little kids. It's one thing to gradually cut spending on adults but slashing spending that affects innocent little kids, who have no choice, did not ask for it and is no fault of their own is not cool.

That's why common sense should prevail in those matters. Adults, well, that's on you. I don't mind helping folks, everyone needs help at sometime. It's the open ended that burns my ass.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"Budget Cuts I Can Live With!!!"

Cuts working Americans, children, the disabled, and retired Americans can't.

 

[Siete]

Yeah, I don't like punishing little kids. It's one thing to gradually cut spending on adults but slashing spending that affects innocent little kids, who have no choice, did not ask for it and is no fault of their own is not cool.

That's why common sense should prevail in those matters. Adults, well, that's on you. I don't mind helping folks, everyone needs help at sometime. It's the open ended that burns my ass.

well, like the deep cut RW's say ... if you're going to make a cake, you gotta break some eggs ... as long as its not their military eggs.

 

[daws101]

"Budget Cuts I Can Live With!!!"

Cuts working Americans, children, the disabled, and retired Americans can't.

the op[ is a welfare maven

 

[1stRambo]

No surprise that they want children, elderly, vets, handicapped to starve in the streets while giving more tax payer's money to the ultra-wealthy. I mean, isn't that why we call them Republicans?

- BUT -

Is there really anything more they can waste military spending on?

More planes that don't work? Tanks we'll never use?

Oh wait ... That's right.

They're gearing up for another war.

Yo, Luddly, what happen to your Goodwill? And your Charity? You can do better!!!

"GTP"

Unlike you, my goodwill and charity is reserved for those who need it. You're the one who wants children, veterans, handicapped and elderly to go hungry so the 1% war profiteers can line their pockets.

The only possible explanation for the stupidity of the RWs is that every one of you is independently wealthy and despises your own country.

Otherwise, you're just plain stupid.

Ya wanna guess which one I think KNOW you are?

Yo, you are nothing more than a mouth piece for the Socialist Party ! If you had any type of brain? You should be able to see the way your Party is headed fool!!! Look who turned Hillary in? Obama`s mini leader, Valerie Jarrett turned Hillary over to the N.Y.Times, that alone should tell you what your Party is up too? Maybe one day you will not walk around blind!!!


"GTP"

 

[1stRambo]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"
View attachment 38038

since you live with you parents, sure you can...

Yo, nope, all grownup, thank you!!!

"GTP"

 

[Moonglow]

You must have missed the high end tax cuts for the rich in the GOP budget...

 

[Mustang]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"
View attachment 38038

I can't remember what the exact statistics are on American military spending versus the rest of the world's gov'ts combined, but it's astronomical. But let's forget the stats for a moment in order to focus on one small fact. Increased military spending is little more than a guarantee of increased use of US military power all over the world, thereby getting us embroiled in more and longer conflicts that will drag on for years which will also serve to drain the US treasury to the tune of trillions of dollars.

 

[1stRambo]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"
View attachment 38038

I can't remember what the exact statistics are on American military spending versus the rest of the world's gov'ts combined, but it's astronomical. But let's forget the stats for a moment in order to focus on one small fact. Increased military spending is little more than a guarantee of increased use of US military power all over the world, thereby getting us embroiled in more and longer conflicts that will drag on for years which will also serve to drain the US treasury to the tune of trillions of dollars.

Yo, answer me this? Why is it ok for Obama to spend trillions, mostly wasted, but the Republicans can`t?

"GTP"

 

[Mustang]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"
View attachment 38038

I can't remember what the exact statistics are on American military spending versus the rest of the world's gov'ts combined, but it's astronomical. But let's forget the stats for a moment in order to focus on one small fact. Increased military spending is little more than a guarantee of increased use of US military power all over the world, thereby getting us embroiled in more and longer conflicts that will drag on for years which will also serve to drain the US treasury to the tune of trillions of dollars.

Yo, answer me this? Why is it ok for Obama to spend trillions, mostly wasted, but the Republicans can`t?

"GTP"
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It depends on what you mean by "wasted". All federal spending has some kind of a boost on the economy, regardless of whether it's giving jobs to people who make weapons or whether it's providing economic relief to poor people who spend it as fast as they get it. The problem with just building weapons after a certain point is that the money just goes into a sink hole unless the weapons are used and need to be replenished. Otherwise, they just sit there and get old.

 

[daws101]

Yo, "Republican budget cuts social spending, boosts military"
BY DAVID LAWDER

WASHINGTON Tue Mar 17, 2015 3:46pm EDT

• Plan to boost war budget will not fix Pentagon funding woes: officials
• Beefing up war spending not right solution to budget woes: Pentagon
• House Republicans take aim at Dodd-Frank in budget plan
• Obama: Republican budget proposal does not 'reflect the future'

(Reuters) - U.S. House Republicans on Tuesday proposed higher defense spending and deep cuts to social services including healthcare for the poor in an aggressive new budget plan that seeks to eliminate deficits by 2024.

The non-binding blueprint from House Budget Committee Chairman Tom Price, which is very unlikely to become law as is, proposes $5.468 trillion in spending cuts and interest savings over 10 years compared to current policies.

Like the budgets of Price's predecessor, Representative Paul Ryan, the document assumes $2 trillion in 10-year savings from full repeal of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law - a move that Obama has vowed to reject.

Price's plan also recycles Ryan's prescription for controversial changes to the Medicare health program for seniors, turning it into a system of subsidies for private insurance, affecting those born in 1959 or later.

Republican budget cuts social spending boosts military Reuters

"GTP"

"OBAMA SUCKS"
View attachment 38038

since you live with you parents, sure you can...

Yo, nope, all grownup, thank you!!!

"GTP"

false! being an adult is not the same as grown up ....