President Obama is asking Congress to increase the
national debt limit from $15.2 to $16.4 trillion and he wants it passed
now. That August deal that created the
Super Committee provides for a $1.2 trillion increase that can be blocked only
if Congress passes a “resolution of disapproval.” If he makes the request, Congress has 15 days
to pass such disapproval and they are not scheduled to return until January 17th. Otherwise, Obama wins again and we get
further in debt.
COMMENTS:
My comments are definitely not fit for print in this
space. WHO IN THE SAM HELL IS RUNNING THIS COUNTRY INTO A DITCH?
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. How do you feel about Bush 1’s endorsement of Mitt
Romney? (Ian ~ Calumet City, IN)
A. Sick to my stomach.
I didn’t like Bush 1, either. The
Republican hierarchy is surely pulling out all of the stops trying to derail
Gingrich. Maybe Charlie Sheen will run
after all; let’s pray for that.
Q. Why are you so down on Mitt Romney? (Britney ~ Redding, CA)
A. Let’s start with the fact that he ordered all electronic
data regarding his administration to be destroyed before he left office as
Massachusetts’ Governor. Let’s add that
is refusing to open his income tax files for public scrutiny as other
presidential candidates have always done.
And these are just the tip of the iceberg. If they display to you the type of character
you would like represented in the White House, you may as well go ahead vote
for Obama. Any time you get the
Washington Republican “establishment” in favor of something, such as Romney,
run like hell in the opposite direction.
Q. I can’t believe what I am seeing. The Republican hierarchy is pounding and
hounding one of its own, Newt Gingrich. And now, in Virginia where Newt had a strong
command in the polls, they have arranged to drop him off the ballot. This is really an ugly America. (Lewis ~ San Clemente, CA)
A. I agree with your sentiment; it is an ugly political America. If there was another viable political party to
take on the Obama thugs, I would switch in an instant. On the good side, former Presidential
candidate Mike Huckabee gave Newt a lot of praise last weekend, a fact that even the conservative media is not reporting.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
After the $700 billion bailout, the
trillion-dollar stimulus, and the massive budget bill with over 9,000 earmarks,
many of you implored Washington to please stop spending money we don't have.
But, instead of cutting, we saw an unprecedented explosion of government
spending and debt, unlike anything we have seen in the history of our country.
~ Michele Bachmann
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