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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs

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To: Peter Dierks who wrote (337)1/25/2005 5:58:24 AM
From: sandintoes  Read Replies (2) of 71588
 
After listening to Hillary, I'm convinced the message Rather was trying to convey without coming right out and saying it was, we need to raise taxes, and why hasn't Bush asked for the American people to "sacrifice" by "donating more of their money to the government?"

Naturally, if The President ever did this, " It's deja vu all over again" a repeat of his father's ..."read my lips no new taxes." The libs play hard ball, and up until now we had softies playing centerfield..think Lott and Frist. Until we have someone willing to stand up to the libs and take the slings and arrows, and give it back, the libs will have a free ride with no interference.

When democrats talk about the American people sacrificing, they're not talking about "Rosie the Riveter .....their definition of sacrificing is to make us, the American taxpayer, the goat. The democrats MOD is to swindle our money and redistribute it as they see fit. The system they prefer to use for their flimflam operation is to throw money they've bilked from the already over burdened taxpayer at welfare projects, thereby keeping the needy in their debt and so under their command at the voting booth.

NEVER underestimate the liberals by thinking they are kind. You do that and you'll be trying to get the knife out of your back for sure.
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