Spending Bills Passed by Big Government Spending GOP House Increased Debt $1T in 10 Months

[dalegg 143]

Absolutely. The Democrats didn't want to spend anything. The Republicans forced it all. That jobs bill- that was really the Republicans who wanted to do the spending, and it was those dasturdly Democrats who thwarted the plan.

Love the spin with this one.

[luckytxn 2,265]

I don't see much difference between Republicrats and Demicans with the exception of Ron Paul.

Presidents do submit a budget to congress, and furthermore we have all these presidents marching us off to war without congressional declarations, then putting congress in the position of saying "no" to funding wars the president already started. That isn't going to happen under Ron Paul. Once he is commander in chief over these ghastly unconstitutional wars, he can end the $400 per delivered gallon of gasoline, the $1 million per soldier deployed, and the payments we are making to the Taliban that are supposedly the enemy we are fighting.

Ron Paul is also the only one bringing significant attention to the Federal Reserve system as the means of financing deficits by printing money and taxing us through inflation. He is the only one not preening around with jingoistic tripe to justfy our war crimes. No more asinine "They hate us for our freedoms". No more hubris regarding the US having the right or ability to govern the rest of the world. Having and adult in the white house who understands there is no free lunch and that actions have consequences is going to make a huge difference over these infantile pretenders we've had.

There isn't any person more important than the President in terms of spending and deficits.

That is true. Ron Paul will have to get us out of the wars we have going that takes guts too. The main reason I want Ron Paul to do well is that I want it to be shown that both parties as they stand are the same. It would be a real eye opener to the American public to see both parties band together to thwart Ron Paul. The can over ride any veto RP does. Just imagine the shock to the people to see both parties band together.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

This is an eye opener. Now I understand why the GOP doesn't support Ron Paul. Because to the real Americans, he's nothing but a 'cut-n-run' kind of guy.