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Without Deep Spending Cuts, the Republicans Lose the House in 2014

hteja Wrote: Jan 19, 2013 8:08 AM
Continuation Post. The feds need to stop printing money & eliminate QE whatever, they killing our currency. The Congress needs to transfer specific funding strings, still with close oversight, to the DOD & DOS. Both Fed Departments must determine their own self contained budget addressing things they need to operate efficiently now. Congress by funding these departments through state & special interest needs have end in order to shretch the dollar to cover necessity costs. All future projects should be put on the back burners. All other fed depart. must 20% across the board, excluding law enforcement. The TSA must be put back to airport & airline responsibility with strict guidelines & every agency must continues cuts by 5-7% each yrs
Ginger12 Wrote: Jan 19, 2013 9:35 AM
Germany is taking back their gold from our storage units. You know the Federal Reserve has not been inventoried since back in the 30's....there were some congress that visited it in the 70's, but it was only a photo opt and it was not audited. Since Nixon dumped the gold standard which kept spending in check in 1971, I wonder just how much gold is still left with the thieves running this country that we now have. Think we need a physical count of the gold in Ft. Knox.
Chris from Kalifornia Wrote: Jan 19, 2013 8:25 AM
Put your continuation posts as replies to your first post. That way we can read them in order.
Ginger12 Wrote: Jan 19, 2013 9:36 AM
Yes, we need a little longer area to post....I am long winded.
Okay, it’s official. According to the Treasury Department, the U.S. debt jumped to $16.1 trillion in 2012 from $14.8 trillion in 2011. That’s a $1.3 trillion deficit for the last year. Remarkable. During President Obama’s first term, the federal debt rose by roughly $6 trillion.
 
Now, if they are bold, House Republicans will take advantage of these dismal numbers. Bold means bold spending cuts, as in cut spending like there’s no tomorrow. Bold means implementing the $1.2 trillion spending sequester. Bold means an absolute rock-solid commitment to spending cuts. A new Rasmussen survey shows that 62 percent of Americans favor across-the-board...
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