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August 29, 2012


More Proof We Need More Conservatives in Congress

Yes, this is two-month-old news from Red State—but important:

Every Republican swears up and down that he/she supports limited government, a balanced budget, and free markets.  Yet, once again, only a fraction of Republicans in Washington were able to stand for those ideals.  The House and Senate passed the Obama highway bill/student loan stimulus on Friday with overwhelming majorities in both houses of Congress. [Read more about the bill here and here.] ...

... Just 52 Republicans, 21% of the conference, voted against this budget buster, which violated several tenets of the GOP Pledge to America.  Only 19 Republicans in the Senate voted no.

Mmm hmmmm.


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Hey - I have an idea - how about not spending any more $ we don’t have?  I know, call me crazy…

[1] Posted by B. Hunter on 8-29-2012 at 11:04 AM · [top]

Same old stuff. Is any one surprised? It’s what happens when you elect people who say one thing but their track record promotes another. And people wonder why I am not hip for Mitt.

[2] Posted by iamaworm on 8-29-2012 at 11:15 AM · [top]

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