You've Got That Right!

Some make you laugh. Some make you angry. But they all give you that "shake your head in amazement feeling" and make you wonder if they really believe what they said.

4/5/01
Senator Paul Wellstone
(D-MN), CNN Crossfire
"The third point I would make, which goes back to education, is you certainly want to make sure you continue to invest in education. . ."

Paul, you are more ignorant than your own constituents. Money spent on education is an

EXPENSE!

Expense, Paul, as in the multi-million dollar building we paid for with our tax dollars; the same one the kids with nose rings and torn baggy pants vandalized and urinated in the corners on. Yea, Paul, that is an expense!

Why don't these talk show hosts simply stop the program whenever a Democrat calls an expense item an investment? Whip out the handy dandy dictionary or an accounting 101 book and educate the poor slob—would that help?

Wellstone is casting a vote for spending trillions of dollars of our tax money and he does not even know the difference between an investment and an expense item?

Wellstone also said, "If you want to have an economic stimulus, do the tax cut according to standard of fairness, don't have 40 percent of the benefits going to the top 1 percent, get it to middle, working, low and moderate income families who will spend the money now. . ."

Note to liberty lovers: if you don't wake up soon and realize these slavemasters propose diverting excess tax collections from taxpayers and handing them over as "benefits" to those who pay little or no taxes—according to DemocRATS—then you deserve to have socialism take root.

I say start planning for a rebellion. We are outnumbered at the voting booth but we still fund the government with our dollars.

You better get some outrage—quick—before you lose your country to these anti-freedom, anti-liberty, slavemasters.

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Tired of the centrist mumble? Here are some refreshing comments straight from the"tell it like it is" school.

Comments on tax policy and our slave state:

Paul Greenberg
"It takes only a little examination to reveal that the real aim of the president's critics isn't tax reduction but income redistribution."

Dick Armey (R-TX)
3/29/01 after House approved the Bush budget:
``The choice is between two visions. A vision of bigger and bigger government, a choice between larger and larger taxes or a choice of smaller government that trusts the people.''

Linda Bowles
"The tax system in America is a system of tyranny. The 16th Amendment to the Constitution authorizing a tax on incomes was a horrendous mistake. It has degenerated into a despised and noxious instrument of government abuse, meddling, manipulation and favor-mongering. It is a gargantuan, constitution-busting, bureaucratic monstrosity, beyond repair or redemption."

John F. Kennedy
12/14/62
"The final and best means of strengthening demand among consumers and business is to reduce the burden on private income and the deterrence to private initiative, which are imposed by our present tax system. And this administration pledged itself last summer to an across-the-board, top-to-bottom cut in personal and corporate income taxes to be enacted and become effective in 1963."

The Democrats' vision today is about as close to that of JFK's as Venus is to Pluto.

Bruce Bartlett
Regarding JFK
"The important point here is that once upon a time, in the not-too-distant past, there was a Democratic president who was not obsessed with class warfare, as today's Democrats are . . . Today's Democrats don't actually want to cut taxes at all. They only want to send out government checks to people who don't pay income taxes and call them tax cuts, while denying tax relief to those who pay the vast bulk of the federal government's bills."