And I thought republicans were for fiscal responsibility. Apparently the times are changing.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
I guess there aren't any real republicans in the house or senate then, considering that almost all of them voted for fiscal irresponsibility.
Phase 1 of 2.
Fiscal irresponsibility is best exemplified in doubling 200 years of accumulated debt in 8 years. If Phase 2 results in reduced expenditures or economic growth counter-balancing the tax cuts I suppose the most accurate thing you can say about Republicans is that they maintained the status quo, although I suspect accuracy requires a higher standard of political discourse than we should expect.
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
The Reagan era tax cuts, and more recently, the Brownback era tax cuts make a mockery of the claimed likely revenue increases.
If the republicans in congress were honest they would have admitted that the plan all along was to give a massive tax break to corporations and rich people like the Walton family, paid for by slashing programs that help the hated middle and lower classes like Medicare, social security and Medicaid. But being honest in that way would have made their tax bill even less popular than it already was.
You sound like you are disenfranchised and indifferent. Imagine that. Well, I’m not complaining. I figure I know better what to do with my own hard earned money than the federal bureaucracy does. Now, I got a point there, don’t I? I do have a point there! Medicare, Social Security (which I will not get) and Medicaid are already dead men walking. Embrace it. Cheers.
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