I know this is not going to change anyone's mind but,,,,,
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In 2011, the Federal Budget was $3.4 trillion, PBS received $430 million. That's like .0001% of the Federal Budget.
Yet according to Tom Coburn, the wealthy receive $30 billion dollars in taxpayer giveaways each year.
http://www.coburn.senate.gov/public...&File_id=544ae3e7-195b-40ad-aa84-334fdd6a5e1f
So let's kill Big Bird/PBS, but let's continue to worship the wealthy and let them continue on getting billions of dollars annually that contribute almost 100 times more dollars to the deficit than the cost of helping finance good education for our kids.
An inappropriate subsidy doesn't become appropriate based on how much it is. When are you spoiled leftist freeloaders going to figure out that the well has run dry, we're borrowing a fortune from China, and our country simply cannot afford to keep catering to your whims and funding your pie-in-the-sky wish lists?
You idiots are like a spoiled sorority girl who can't understand that her daddy has lost his job and can't afford to buy her a sports car every year.
Contrary to your lame-ass Messiah's laughably pitiful hollabacks to Mitt Romney's kicking of his ass, Big Bird/PBS are not 'the only example he can find' of cuts that should be made; they were just an example. And contrary to your drama-queening, discontinuing their subsidy is not 'killing Big Bird'. That feathery fucker and his welfare-queen henchmen make a bloody fortune every year on merchandising. Have you wandered through a toy store lately? I have, and their kissers are plastered on everything in there.
Mitt's right. It's time for the freeloaders on PBS to get off the government tit and sink or swim in the free market. It's time for this country to look at every item in the budget - you know, after we vote in an administration that actually has budgets - and ask ourselves, 'Is this really something we should borrow from China and mortgage our childrens' futures for?'
Are our children really going to thank us for Sesame Street at the cost of a whopping tax debt for them to pay?
If you're so concerned about lowering debt, you'd be up in arms about the linked Coburn Report on the annual $30 billion welfare for the wealthy. But noooooooo! You can only focus $430 million PBS gets. You do know that 30 billion is more than 60 times larger than 430 million?
Yeah, you're real serious about the debt alright,,,NOT!