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How to Cut the Federal Budget | The Heritage Foundation
Remind me what the Democratic program is to take care of our current situation? Raise taxes, increase regulation, launch another stimulus--oops infrastructure--oops jobs investment plan? How has all that worked out for you so far?
I love these deflections from the Democrat failures of the last 4 years.
Face it: The Democratic Party's vision has proven to be a disaster for America. The verdict on this experiment will be delivered tomorrow.
Oh...You want another unemployment extension and food stamps?Oh... you want to add a faucet to your bathroom? Fill out these 5 forms, pay these fees, arrange for an inspection, put up this placard..... Useless fucks.
And the impact on the federal debt?1. Cut capital gains to 5%.
2. No corporate income tax for the first 5 years of any new business
Effect: GDP doubles in 5 years
All those tax cuts. What goes toward reducing debt?
The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
This sums the rightwingers up. Whenever a Democrat makes a proposal, it is always accompanied by the long range projections, but you will never see a rightwinger do that. They shoot from the hip and don't care who they hit in the process. That's not said to be mean, it is just a fact.
Yeah...Long range projections that always underestimate how many people will sign up for the freebies and how much by they're going to end up costing....Sometimes off by as much as X10.The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
This sums the rightwingers up. Whenever a Democrat makes a proposal, it is always accompanied by the long range projections, but you will never see a rightwinger do that. They shoot from the hip and don't care who they hit in the process. That's not said to be mean, it is just a fact.
The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
This sums the rightwingers up. Whenever a Democrat makes a proposal, it is always accompanied by the long range projections, but you will never see a rightwinger do that. They shoot from the hip and don't care who they hit in the process. That's not said to be mean, it is just a fact.
The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
This sums the rightwingers up. Whenever a Democrat makes a proposal, it is always accompanied by the long range projections, but you will never see a rightwinger do that. They shoot from the hip and don't care who they hit in the process. That's not said to be mean, it is just a fact.
ROFLMAO!!!! Once again, the Left sees itself as cool, rational and scientific while the Right is emotional, religious, and out of control. ROFL!
It isn't true. It is the very opposite of reality. What kind of "long range projections" were given for Obamacare?
Even CBO Is Skeptical of ObamaCare
ObamaCare update: CBO score, deem-and-pass and options in the Senate | United Liberty | Free Market - Individual Liberty - Limited Government
CBO: Senate ObamaCare bill would reduce deficit by $127 billion over 10 years Hot Air
Tell me more about all those projections. The CBO scored it everywhere from lowering the deficit to increasing the deficit massively. We all know what the real answer is. The real answer is "Fuck You" because the Dems know better than we do. The Dems are the Party of Fuck You.
And tomorrow they're going to be the ones fucked here.
They've been specified times so numerous that you have to be either too stupid and/or too lazy to do a forum search, for those proposed tax & policy changes and projected resultant effects.The stereo-typical RWer wants to cut taxes and cut regulations and cut government but never suggests which taxes will be cut & the impact of such cuts; which regulations to eliminate and the impact of less oversight; and which government agencies to cut and the consequences of those cuts.
Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences. It's the tea party mentality, simple solutions to complex problems, and exactly why I find the new right to be populated by simple simons and simple susans.
In place of the usual personal attacks and idiotgrams is there anyone who plans to vote for a Sarah Palin type candidate whose considered the consequences? Or, as I suspect, is a vote for a tea party candidate nothing more than an emotional brain fart?
But one effect is for certain: Just propose slowing the growth of the authoritarian socialistic do-gooder nanny state (and don't dare let out a peep about actual cuts) and you'll be howled and screeched about as the mean-spirited, hard-hearted, wrongheaded, cold, cruel, selfish, bigoted, neanderthal anarchist, who wants the elderly and sainted pooooooooor to die in the streets, the holy chiiiiillllllldrrreeeeeennnnnn starving, barefoot and uneducated, the skies brown, rivers burning with oil fires, unwanted kittens put in gunny sacks and thrown into those burning rivers, women stampeded and cattle raped.
In every case, I mean 100% of the time, when I inspect a Section Eight unit, the problems are minor (faulty smoke detector. fix? $1.79 and a new 9 volt battery) When I inspect non Section Eight properties, I find fuel oil tanks improperly installed (one had no provision to fill the tank, another had no exterior vent) I find foundations that have collapsed (in one case, the landlord simply placed the stones back in the void without mortar and shimmed the sill with paint stirring sticks and asphalt shingles)I'm the county building inspector. Do you want to argue from anedotal evidence, or shall I give you real world examples of landlord abuse?Why do Libs always assume the worst about people?
Do landlords keep apartments filled by denying heat in the winter? Seriously?
...and that's with HUD Fannie, Freddie and the Department of Education.
no doubt, we must need more government
Here are some ideas:
There can be no sacred cows. Defense can be cut by getting out of Afghanistan and focusing on real and present dangers to the U.S. Close some based on foreign soil.
Something must be done about social security as well. My idea: let's make it what it's called, instead of itty bitty retirement fund for everyone that is basically useless for the upper middle class and wealthy. Instead we all agree that it's only going to be paid to those that actually need it. We'll all still pay the SS tax, but the tax should go down since it's not going to pay for everyone anymore.
End the federal Dept. of Education. The fed has no constitutional authority where education is concerned. Let the states handle it. Doing so should make public schools better as the states will be free to do what they need to do to make their schools better.
In every case, I mean 100% of the time, when I inspect a Section Eight unit, the problems are minor (faulty smoke detector. fix? $1.79 and a new 9 volt battery) When I inspect non Section Eight properties, I find fuel oil tanks improperly installed (one had no provision to fill the tank, another had no exterior vent) I find foundations that have collapsed (in one case, the landlord simply placed the stones back in the void without mortar and shimmed the sill with paint stirring sticks and asphalt shingles)I'm the county building inspector. Do you want to argue from anedotal evidence, or shall I give you real world examples of landlord abuse?
...and that's with HUD Fannie, Freddie and the Department of Education.
no doubt, we must need more government
The government programs provide basic guidelines and regulations. municipal building codes generally don't. The HUD properties are inspected annually. I can only inspect after a building permit has been issued.
Here are some ideas:
There can be no sacred cows. Defense can be cut by getting out of Afghanistan and focusing on real and present dangers to the U.S. Close some based on foreign soil.
You talk of constitutional authority on education. Show me where the US Troop should be off American soil & defending anyone else but US citizens. Cut the cord...............save 50% of the budget & restore sanity.
Something must be done about social security as well. My idea: let's make it what it's called, instead of itty bitty retirement fund for everyone that is basically useless for the upper middle class and wealthy. Instead we all agree that it's only going to be paid to those that actually need it. We'll all still pay the SS tax, but the tax should go down since it's not going to pay for everyone anymore.
Everybody needs it, even Senator McCain. Just make a law that anyone using SS funds for any other purpose is committing a felony & will be punished to the full extent of the law. It would be solvent in a few years.
End the federal Dept. of Education. The fed has no constitutional authority where education is concerned. Let the states handle it. Doing so should make public schools better as the states will be free to do what they need to do to make their schools better.
Why sure they do, to promote the general welfare. Why not put the tax burden on corporations who benefit the most from that education. Corporations do not pay their fair share of taxes, or pay no taxes at all.
The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
This sums the rightwingers up. Whenever a Democrat makes a proposal, it is always accompanied by the long range projections, but you will never see a rightwinger do that. They shoot from the hip and don't care who they hit in the process. That's not said to be mean, it is just a fact.
You want to live in a community without building codes? Great ! Move to Port au Prince Haiti!In every case, I mean 100% of the time, when I inspect a Section Eight unit, the problems are minor (faulty smoke detector. fix? $1.79 and a new 9 volt battery) When I inspect non Section Eight properties, I find fuel oil tanks improperly installed (one had no provision to fill the tank, another had no exterior vent) I find foundations that have collapsed (in one case, the landlord simply placed the stones back in the void without mortar and shimmed the sill with paint stirring sticks and asphalt shingles)...and that's with HUD Fannie, Freddie and the Department of Education.
no doubt, we must need more government
The government programs provide basic guidelines and regulations. municipal building codes generally don't. The HUD properties are inspected annually. I can only inspect after a building permit has been issued.
Of course that's what you think... you feed off the public. You're a public sector parasite. I've dealt with your kind... replacing a six-foot privacy fence at one of my rentals becomes a three-month Odyssey complete with fees, fines and government dolts who couldn't make a dime in the private sector lecturing me on servitudes and right-of-ways.
Section 8. Don't get me started. I had an inspection one year and they found some things. We fixed them, at great cost. The tenant was no better off because we had grates over the tiny openings in the crawlspace. But OK.In every case, I mean 100% of the time, when I inspect a Section Eight unit, the problems are minor (faulty smoke detector. fix? $1.79 and a new 9 volt battery) When I inspect non Section Eight properties, I find fuel oil tanks improperly installed (one had no provision to fill the tank, another had no exterior vent) I find foundations that have collapsed (in one case, the landlord simply placed the stones back in the void without mortar and shimmed the sill with paint stirring sticks and asphalt shingles)...and that's with HUD Fannie, Freddie and the Department of Education.
no doubt, we must need more government
The government programs provide basic guidelines and regulations. municipal building codes generally don't. The HUD properties are inspected annually. I can only inspect after a building permit has been issued.
Of course that's what you think... you feed off the public. You're a public sector parasite. I've dealt with your kind... replacing a six-foot privacy fence at one of my rentals becomes a three-month Odyssey complete with fees, fines and government dolts who couldn't make a dime in the private sector lecturing me on servitudes and right-of-ways.
You want to live in a community without building codes? Great ! Move to Port au Prince Haiti!In every case, I mean 100% of the time, when I inspect a Section Eight unit, the problems are minor (faulty smoke detector. fix? $1.79 and a new 9 volt battery) When I inspect non Section Eight properties, I find fuel oil tanks improperly installed (one had no provision to fill the tank, another had no exterior vent) I find foundations that have collapsed (in one case, the landlord simply placed the stones back in the void without mortar and shimmed the sill with paint stirring sticks and asphalt shingles)
The government programs provide basic guidelines and regulations. municipal building codes generally don't. The HUD properties are inspected annually. I can only inspect after a building permit has been issued.
Of course that's what you think... you feed off the public. You're a public sector parasite. I've dealt with your kind... replacing a six-foot privacy fence at one of my rentals becomes a three-month Odyssey complete with fees, fines and government dolts who couldn't make a dime in the private sector lecturing me on servitudes and right-of-ways.
You should learn a little before demonstrating how ignorant you truly are.
The stereo-typical RWer ~ Probably because such a RWer doesn't think of the consequences.
This sums the rightwingers up. Whenever a Democrat makes a proposal, it is always accompanied by the long range projections, but you will never see a rightwinger do that. They shoot from the hip and don't care who they hit in the process. That's not said to be mean, it is just a fact.
Without accepting your premise, what is the virtue of long range projections that are always wrong?
