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A few cutting remarks

Throughout the country, the taxpayers have been revolting. Shocked by the enormity of the taxpayer revolt, and the untimely retirement of several hundred politicians, today’s current legislators, civil servants, and business executives have suddenly became the “people’s champions.”

A few cutting remarks
posted on: May 31, 2011 | author: walter brasch

A few cutting remarks

Throughout the country, the taxpayers have been revolting. Shocked by the enormity of the taxpayer revolt, and the untimely retirement of several hundred politicians, today’s current legislators, civil servants, and business executives have suddenly became the “people’s champions.”

A few cutting remarks
posted on: May 31, 2011 | author: walter brasch

Republicans announce jobs plan: This ...

Republicans announced something they called a “jobs plan” Thursday. This time it’s different. It really is. This time it really will create jobs instead of just handing even more money to a few at the top at the expense of the rest of us. You might not believe this because Republicans sell everything by calling it a jobs plan. And what they sell is always tax cuts for the wealthy while cutting the things We, the People do for each other. And it always ends up messing everything up for most of us. But this time it’s different.

Republicans announce jobs plan: This time it’s different
posted on: May 30, 2011 | author: dave johnson

What you should know about what Repub...

Stan Collender is right. The NY-26 election special election will change the budget debate. In fact, it already has. Democrat Kath Hochul’s victory over Republican Jane Corwin, in a solidly Republican district, in special election that became a referendum on Rep. Paul Ryan’s budget proposal — which Corwin endorsed — turned up the volume on the debate over the Republican plan to “destroy Medicare as we know it.” The Medicare rhetoric will only get louder.

Though we’ll all hear more about the GOP’s dastardly plans for Medicare, we’ll probably hear less about their equally destructive plans for Medicaid. That’s dangerous, because Medicaid is just as important as Medicare, and the GOP’s plans for it could have devastating consequences for millions of Americans.

What you should know about what Republicans want to do to Medicaid
posted on: May 30, 2011 | author: terrance heath

At the deficit table: Wingnuts, Wall ...

In DC the elite are gathered around tables discussing budget cuts but not jobs to cure a deficit largely caused by a lack of jobs and by tax cuts. The last time these DC geniuses gathered around tables they extended tax cuts for the wealthy, dramatically worsening the deficits that are causing their fainting spells today. Not at the table: women, working people, the poor or any semblance of democracy.

At the deficit table: Wingnuts, Wall Street & wealthy but not women & working people
posted on: May 27, 2011 | author: dave johnson

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