Voters Support Spending Cuts Over Avoiding Shutdown

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We wasted $700 billion in freebies to the billionaires who don't need tax cuts - most are double dipping anyway having got bailed out by Bush's TARP giveaway.

The first entitlement that needs to be cut are tax cuts for the rich! The freeloadin' robber barons that responsible for the deficit are getting welfare and complaining about the deficit.

Voters don't support the conservative social engineering Republicans are dumping on us.

Voters don't support cuts to Medicare, Social Security and infrastructure.

Voters don't support the dishonest Citizens United case which is responsible for corruption of elections and the disinformation campaigns paying for spineless to sabotage our country.

Voters don't support these Republicans and teabaggers that so hate this country and its government that they want to shut it down.

Lisa of TX 5:04PM April 06, 2011

Republicans wanting $$$ 12 billion in spending cuts a week.

Unheard of... Y E S ...

Bill Hedges of MO 10:09PM April 04, 2011

“The number of federal workers earning $150,000 or more a year has soared tenfold in the past five years and doubled since President Obama took office, a USA TODAY analysis finds.”

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2010-11-10-1Afedpay10_ST_N.htm

Bill Hedges of MO 6:14PM April 04, 2011

How about a pay cut for Congress? They think Federal employees get paid a lot??? THEY get paid $174,000 a year! I don't make $40,000

Kat of OH 11:31AM April 04, 2011

We saw lots of spending cuts to extend government operations, because Democrat controlled Congress could not pass budget when due Oct. 2010. Know you hate our puposal for the remaing of fisical budget year ending in Oct..

Polls in 2010 was against near all bills passed and signed into law. Especially obamacae. Call us names and hate the polls all you want. Doesn’t change the facts and Nov. 2, 2010 results....

Bill Hedges of MO 11:14PM April 03, 2011

Good April Fools Joke!

What an excellent mockery of the freakishly foolish Republican irresponsibility!

Anymore no one supports these GOP fools or the knucklehead teabaggers.

Folks want to see real governance, ans since government is the art of compromise - we want to see compromise and things getting done.

But No!! Al we're seeing from the GOP is grandstanding and principled flim-flam.

Of course only fools take these kind of rascal partisan polls seriously.

Jane of OH 10:23PM April 03, 2011

One that wants to survive to continue doing good. “Hurl vile insults ”, that’s your side. Trump speaks truth. Asking for proof is not “hurl vile insults”. Why does barry fear showing birth certificate ? McCain’s birth was questioned and he showed.

We will continue doing Nov. 2, 2010 bidding...

Bill Hedges of MO 10:23PM April 03, 2011

The GOP proposes a heartless cut that will kill 70,000 kids worldwide, and endorses Trump, who.hurl vile insults at our president, calling him a "kiss ass" and "waronger". What kind of party is this?

Craig L. of CA 4:18PM April 03, 2011

As long as Obama is in our Oval Office, ANYONE who disagrees with his policies .....is racist!

Nossamatta to me....

I just disagree with his "white" side ~ (Haw haw haw haw haw haw haw haw!!!!)

Icanseeclearlynow of WI 7:24AM April 03, 2011

That we Republicans are racist because we are against obamacare.

Never mind we were against against under Clinton. Never mind CBO agrees that obamacare will cause more deficit not less...

Bill Hedges of MO 11:44PM April 02, 2011

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Peter Roff

Peter Roff is a contributing editor at U.S. News & World Report. Formerly a senior political writer for United Press International, he’s now affiliated with several public policy organizations including Let Freedom Ring, and Frontiers of Freedom. His writing has appeared in National Review, Fox News’ opinion section, The Daily Caller, Politico and elsewhere. Follow him on Twitter @PeterRoff.

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