It’s slated to kick in on Friday. If you don’t know what it is,
then you’ve been living in a van down by the river. It’s the
(“government cheese!”)
“instant cuts” that are going to take place after March 1st
This $85 billion in cuts are to military, the Department of
Homeland Security, Boarder Patrol, most Social Security,
Medicaid, Medicare, SEC, FBI, FDA, FEMA, & many more
Cuts are very evenly split for domestic & defense spending
(“tell me more…”)
Who is at fault? Well, both parties. So Republican’s are the
turds who created it in the 2011 debt ceiling debate. But it
is the Democrats who agreed to it. Which is mostly because
we already fucking owed THAT $. They gave in to the child
Now Republican’s will mock Obama & the Democrats every
step of the way for agreeing to their big stupid fucking deal
If any economist, thinks “cuts” now, when the economy’s in
(you idiots)
this shape is a good thing; they’re not worth a cup of cat piss
My guess is Obama & Dems will roll this up tight, & cram it
right up their ass’s since 18 of 19 programs tested, majorities
want either to increase spending/maintain it at current levels
My prediction: they’ll kick the can down the road, and punt
to a later date in the fall. And they will pass something this
(fidiots)
summer that cuts a little defense, SS, & a few entitlements
It’s a shitty, awful, terrible “grand bargain” that once again
fucks the poor, middle class & people who paid; and it gives
all the loophole taxes breaks back to the wealthy. Weaksauce
Have a day!
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