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Paragons of fiscal discipline, every Senate Republican today voted against reestablishing “pay-as-you-go” budgeting rules that mandate that any new spending must be paid for. The rule passed on a 60-40 party line vote.
GG, Republican party. GG indeed.
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I’m sure Senator Palpatine can sort this all out
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Is this kinda like how No Child Left Behind is not fully funded? And is messing up education in a number of ways.
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Uh, genius: They voted against holding the line on spending. Pay-go forces any measure that costs money to be offset by...
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sense not does this make
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section9 reblogged this from robot-heart-politics and added:
I still can’t figure out how pay-as-you-go could be construed as not being fiscally responsible. Any help here?
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It’s almost as if they are playing right into our (well, mine & other third-party proponents’) hands. If we can develop...
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fiscal discipline, every Senate Republican today voted against reestablishing “pay-as-you-go” budgeting rules that...
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aatombomb reblogged this from mikehudack and added:
CAN WE ALL STOP PRETENDING THAT THE GOP IS THE PARTY OF FISCAL DISCIPLINE NOW PLEASE? I mean, come ON.
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justinday reblogged this from evangotlib and added:
Now dare them to vote no on new nuke plants or offshore drilling.
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GG, Republican party. GG indeed.
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Nice work, GOP. You’ve now ceded the opportunity to argue that you’re the party against increased federal spending.
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harharhar reblogged this from jasencomstock and added:
Oh this is rich. The background, for non-experts like myself: “The PAYGO or pay-as-you-go rule compels new spending or...
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sassy-meditations reblogged this from think4yourself and added:
WTF, Republicans? Senator Grassley, you can bet your ass I’m leaving a message for you today. I promise.
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candometa reblogged this from squashed and added:
No interest in actual governance whatsoever.
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squashed reblogged this from azspot and added:
The Grand No Party! The Party of Nihilistic Tax Cuts!
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azspot posted this
January 29th, 2010
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Via Evan's Blog. Meh.