There is an old adage in Washington that describes the political system as consisting of three political parties; Democrats, Republicans, and Appropriators. The Appropriations Subcommittee chairmen, often referred to as the “College of Cardinals,” usually agree to concoct legislation that fuses the worst elements of the evil and stupid parties, resulting in something worse than a pure Democrat proposal. And they did. (Read More)
The Supercommittee Failed Because the Democrats Insisted on $1 Trillion In New Taxes
Comments from the six Republicans on the Super
committee. Pay particular attention to Paragraph 3. We need to call our Congressman and see what can be done to keep those tax cuts in place..+(Read More)
A rogue convention? How GOP party rules may surprise in 2012
The rules of a game often determine its winner. With the approach of the Republican Party’s first presidential nomination caucuses and primaries, party rules are already playing a key role — and just may lead Republicans on a wild nomination ride that won’t end until the last day of its convention in Tampa. Know the rules and use them. (Read More)
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Why GOP Will Not Raise Taxes As Part Of A Deal With The Democrats
If Democrats could blance the budget tomorrow and quadruple government spending they would refuse the deal unless they could also make the Republicans break their tax pledge. That is their sinlge- minded goal.(Read More)
Boehner, Cantor Failed to Sign Letter to Supercommittee Opposing Tax Increases
– House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va,) were not among the 72 House Republicans who signed a letter to the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction–the so-called “Supercommittee”–asking the committee not to call for increasing taxes. Give our Congressman Flores a big “thumbs-up” for signing this letter. (Read More)
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