Without fanfare or trumpets, the Treasury Department has announced it will borrow $305 billion for the remaining two months of 2011 and another $541 billion in the first quarter of next year.
COMMENTS:
This, I presume, is regardless of what the Super Committee
decides. Let me ask you this: Can you name one… just one Member of
Congress, one employee at the White House, one Federal employee… just one who
deserves to keep his job? ENOUGH WITH THE GODDAM SPENDING ALREADY!
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. What do you make of the sexual harassment allegations
against Cain? (Betty ~ Corvallis, OR)
A. It’s too early in this story to really have an opinion. Remember that, back in the 1990’s when the
alleged events occurred, claims for sexual harassment were relatively new and
it was not uncommon for disgruntled females to file false claims and for
companies to settle them out of court.
Things have evolved, but that is the way it was then, so we need to hear
more about this before we reach judgment.
Q. I see that Hillary Clinton has testified that the Justice
Department did not seek State Department approval to send guns into Mexico in
“Fast and Furious.” Does that mean
anything? (Jerry ~ New Orleans, LA)
A. It’s just one more law that they broke. You note that Obama has voiced confidence in
Holder and said that no one in the White House was aware of it, which means to
me that they also are as guilty as sin and were in on it.
Q. Nevada just put in a law saying you can’t use your cell
phones in a car unless it is “hands free.”
California has had such a law for a couple of years; how is it working
there? (Myron ~ Elko, NV)
A. All the dizzy blondes are still driving down the road
with a phone in each ear. It’s a law
that is not enforced.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“I'm at the age where food has taken the
place of sex in my life. In fact, I've just had a mirror put over my kitchen
table.” ~ Rodney Dangerfield
TODAY’S VIDEO:
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