Mustang
Gold Member
As my wife and I sat down to our first cup of coffee this morning we discussed the looming sequester and agreed that the first thing Obama and his Bots. would do would be to look for a way to try and blame the GOP for it. You guys are so predictable.
Considering that Obama keeps asking the GOP-led House to substitute a bill with targeted cuts etc, and the GOP refuses, it's not a hard sell.
Alas, just like I stated in my previous post, both sides are going to make an argument that the other side is to blame (or at least, primarily to blame) ala the gov't shut down of the 90's. As I recall, that didn't work out too well for Newt and the GOP.
But even if the GOP does get most of the blame, I'm frankly sick of all this candy ass nonsense. For one, it doesn't do the country any good. And for another thing, nobody seems to learn from the mistakes. They'll just blunder into the next 'created' crisis, thinking that they can leverage it into political advantage.
It's childish. We deserve better than that. ALL of us, regardless of political affiliation, deserve better from our representatives than these childish games. This is NOT how to run a great country.
What do you think about getting Harry and the Senate to pass a fucking budget eh?
What does that have to do with anything? A Continuing Resolution IS essentially a spending authorization which provides funding at current or reduced levels and certainly doesn't authorize massive increases in spending for new programs.
Conservatives need to encourage their reps to get off their talking points. Instead, they need to work together with the opposition in order to solve problems instead of perpetuating them (or making them worse) both through inaction and obstinance because all that manages to accomplish is to cue them up for the next election cycle with a ginned up base. In other words, what politicians are doing is pursuing THEIR interests in the expense of the country's interests. People are foolish to keep falling for it over and over again.