OBAMA BUDGET

We have to find some humor in the Washington Stink that is so pervasive these days. Enjoy ... https://www.youtube.com/embed/xEYFFiEnUjQ ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msf1TJ8RpLI ...

See what you think. It's 205 pages. Can you hang in there that long to read it? ...

Posts below regarding blaming Republicans. You must have learned the blame game from Obozo himself. No, if you would research it, you would see that Obama's budget was voted down in the Senate - UNANIMOUSLY. In case you don't know, dear, that's a lot of Democrats. He has had 3-1/2 years to pass a budget. He is a dismal failure - an empty suit, who can read a teleprompter pretty well and is O so Cool. Gag. ...

Some very interesting info in this article. President Barack Obama misrepresented the House Republicans’ budget plan at times and exaggerated its impact on U.S. residents during an April 13 speech on deficit reduction. Obama claimed the Republicans’ "Path to Prosperity" plan would cause "up to 50 million Americans … to lose their health insurance.” But that worst-case figure is based in part on speculation and assumptions. He said the GOP plan would repla ...

I'm not done looking at different reactions to FY2012. This one came from the National Taxpayers Union. It makes you stop and think how many times over the years this style of termination/reduction has been put in place by all other Presidents. Despite some worthy attempts at spending restraint, President Obama’s latest budget plan relies more heavily on new revenues, rosy economic assumptions, and accounting shifts than many taxpayers would expect, according to a speci ...

Obama Administration sent a letter to Ryan informing him that budget would be late due to the fact that things needed to be factored in after the fiscal cliff issue was resolved. Link below. Ryan seemed all surprised today and said he didn't know when they'd receive a budget from Obama, when the letter clearly stated it was going to be late, why it was late, and that they'd get it to him asap. Also, W2s and 1099s and other forms necessary to file taxes were also del ...

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/11/13/weekinreview/deficits-graphic.html Try this. As a hint, I suggest going towards the end and starting with the taxation plans first. Learn anything? ...

Salary of the US President...$400,000. Salary of retired US Presidents...$180,000. Salary of House/Senate...$174,000. Salary of Speaker of House...$223,500....Salary of Majority/Minority Leaders...$193,400..........Average US Salary...$33,000 to $77,000. HELLO! I think we found where some cuts should be made! ...

'Scuse me for any typos or double remarks if any. I am trying to type this as he speaks. He plans to veto earmarks (how can this happen-there is no line item veto), cut LIHEAP program, freeze federal employee wages for 2 years (didn't they already do that?), cut military spending as Gates wanted, will work with everyone to simplify the tax code, but it sounds like he doesn't want to change anything with SS. He wants to increase taxes for those earning over $200K. Then he wants to ...

By Walter Alarkon - 04/20/10 08:50 AM ET Senate Democrats have written their budget resolution so they can pass jobs legislation using reconciliation, the controversial process used last month to move healthcare reform. The resolution does not specify what specific jobs measures could be covered, and does not explicitly allow for the use of reconciliation rules to pass energy legislation or the extension of George W. Bush-era tax cuts set to expire at the end of the ...

Question for liberals - if Obama is such a wonderful president and manager, can anyone tell me why he has not had a budget in 3-1/2 years? He is such a dismal failure. Having a hard time admitting it, I guess. The Romney/Ryan 2012 ticket is now the ticket of hope. I have more hope today than I've had in a long while. ...

1) Expiration of the Bush tax cuts at all levels. 2) Removing the cap on the payroll tax. 3) Marginal income rate of 50% on the wealthy.and graduated capital gains taxes. 4) Freezing defense and discretionary spending per the Budget Control Act (part of the fiscal cliff) which caps growth in these categories around 1.5% per year for a decade). 5) Reducing the COLA for Social Security for wealthier retirees. 6) Attacking healthcare cost drivers: obesity, defensive medicin ...

The sequester cuts are only 2.4% of the whole debt and most won’t take place for another month. A message for the Democrats: STOP THE SPENDING. STOP THE WASTE IN THE GOVERNMENT SPENDING; I.E., The Zombie training, the shrimp on the treadmill study and all the other stupid projects that received millions of dollars. There’s where your 2.4% cuts should be and this is what the Republicans were trying to get stopped last year. Anyone read Tom Coburn's yearly list of th ...

Here are some of my survival dietary mainstays while drawing unemployment. Maybe this will give you some ideas that you can use or tweak to your liking. It all starts with a ROTISSERIE CHICKEN from the store (or cook your own!). Fry's has just come out with a Colossal rotisserie chicken for only a few dollars more. If you're health conscious, stores like Sunflower Market and Whole Foods sell a hormone- and antibiotic- version that is ...

http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2011/02/19/rachel-maddow-exposed-lying-about-wisconsin-having-budget-surplus ...

The financial crisis and deep recession have made the long-term fiscal outlook so much worse that many economic experts no longer believe it will be possible, politically or practically, to balance the federal budget. Instead, the best that can be hoped for is to stabilize soaring government debt relative to the size of the economy, these experts say. And even doing that could take a decade or more and require painful tax increases and spending cuts, they add. The budget deficit totaled $1.4 tr ...

What does that include and for how many members of the family? Do you take a summer vacation? Winter vacation? Spring break? All of them? ha TIA ...

14 Reasons Why The U.S. Government Will Never Have A Balanced Budget Ever Again (Editors note: Here are 14 reasons for secession. Remember that a state that secedes from the Union leaves behind every one of these 14 reasons. No more Federal debt, no more Federal income taxes, no more Social Security, no more tyranny.) The United States government will never have another balanced budget again. Yes, you read that correctly. U.S. government finances have now reached a critical “tip ...

Highlights: Instead, Murray's blueprint calls for more modest initiatives for the nation's fiscal health. They include: Fully replacing the sequester — $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts over 10 years that kicked in March 1 — with a 50/50 combination of spending cuts and new revenue. A $100 billion stimulus package directed at building the nation's deteriorating roads and bridges, repairing public schools and paying for increased broadband access in ...

shows an increase in the national debt of 1 trillion dollars each year. ...

instead of reading all the articles pro and con about the budget the House has come up with because we know how each side will either stretch the truth or outright lie on the subject, I went straight to the source. If you have time, you can read the whole budget, read the summary, or the questions and answers -- but, truthfully, if you want the full picture, you need to read the full plan. The 2016 Republican Budget Explained in Full (69 pages) http://budget.house.gov/uploadedfiles/fy16bud ...

going to pay for more big government business as usual. At the CNBC debate on October 28, Ted Cruz released his tax reform proposal, which I believe is the best of all the presidential candidates' plans. At Tuesday night's debate, Cruz released a spending reduction plan showing how he will pay for the tax cut involved in the tax reform plan. For the individual income tax under his tax reform, Cruz's plan provides for one flat rate of 10% on everything wages, capital gains, ...

is a disgrace. We already spend more on the military than the next 7 countries combined. They also need to learn how to budget and save. I would spend anything on those who have been in combat but when the military spends millions for redesigned uniforms and the budget cuts meals on wheels it makes me sick. And the tax cut for the 1% hasn't even come yet. ...

Sen. Tom Coburn is an MD (general practitioner) and Senator from Oklahoma . and recognized as 'the conscience' of the US Senate. He is well respected on both 'sides of the aisle' & probably one of the few senators to actually read these 'bail-out' bills. (Google him for his background.) This takes a couple of minutes. It's from his speech in the Senate regarding the 2012 budget... "We are going in exactly the wrong direction. We ought to be standing ...

http://dailycaller.com/2011/03/04/hhs-secretary-sebelius-admits-to-double-counting-in-obamacare-budget/ ...

Cut Medicare and privatize Social Security. That's what the republicans presented. Let's hope we don't hear any more screaming about rationing health care under Obama, because that's what the republicans want, not the dems. I am amazed that they are not just sticking to NO. Whenever they come up with a proposal, it hits the fan. Like this tired attempt to do Medicare and Social Security in. The good news is that there are a fair number of older people who are republi ...

We'll eventually get a budget put in there and you know what's going to happen? One or more of these: earthquake, volcanic erruption (Mt. St. Helens or others), tornadoes, another Katrina, drought, floods, etc. Oh, and then some terrorist will probably do something somewhere that we will have to respond to, so you can forget taking money from Defense. None of our plans matter in the whole scheme of things. However, that bail-out of Texas makes me shake with anger. ...

OBAMA BUDGET

With SNAP increasing by 69% under Obama, maybe - BO^u-yo-i^

Seems like more and more Democrats leaving the sinking ship - Only 1 Dem vote...WOW!

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