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greazzer 12-03-2013 06:09 PM

January 15, 2015 is about 6 weeks away - Congerssional Leadership
 
As the current CR expires on January 15, 2014, which is only a month-plus away, you would think our elected leaders would seize on the moment to really work out a deal. The government just shut down in October which was about an equal amount of time in the past from now.

Although the various opponents of the current administration talk about fiscal responsibility and spending restraint, it appears that the highest degree of hypocrisy takes place in the Republican Party and by one of their head honchos: Mitch McConnell.

For example, Mitch McConnell got his state over $2 billion in pork spending as part of the bargin to re-open the government back in October 2013. Very shameful. It has even received its own knick-name: The Kentucky Kickback. Not a peep on the media. The timing was horrible. The amount was obscene. And, from a conservative who takes every moment to bash federal spending.

So, where is the Congressional Leadership?

Kentucky voted in Rand Paul, Ron Paul's son, who had a campaign generally advocating less government, less spending, et cet. So, how could the same voters vote for McConnell?

In 2014, maybe Kentuckians will send a message that talking out both sides of your mouth will get you fired.

MTI 12-03-2013 06:29 PM

Congressional Leadership . . . an oxy you know what. :D

Botnst 12-03-2013 06:40 PM

It's Bush's fault.

Dubyagee 12-03-2013 07:10 PM

Im blaming Clinton

Botnst 12-03-2013 07:51 PM

Well damn, which one of them can't spell "congressional"?

panZZer 12-03-2013 08:05 PM

"it appears that the highest degree of hypocrisy takes place in the Republican Party and by one of their head honchos: Mitch McConnell.'


























Ge wizz,


.............................. what was your first clue?

Dubyagee 12-03-2013 08:17 PM

Ok then, Ill blame Carter.

Botnst 12-03-2013 08:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by greazzer (Post 3248771)
As the current CR expires on January 15, 2014, which is only a month-plus away, you would think our elected leaders would seize on the moment to really work out a deal. The government just shut down in October which was about an equal amount of time in the past from now.

Although the various opponents of the current administration talk about fiscal responsibility and spending restraint, it appears that the highest degree of hypocrisy takes place in the Republican Party and by one of their head honchos: Mitch McConnell.

For example, Mitch McConnell got his state over $2 billion in pork spending as part of the bargin to re-open the government back in October 2013. Very shameful. It has even received its own knick-name: The Kentucky Kickback. Not a peep on the media. The timing was horrible. The amount was obscene. And, from a conservative who takes every moment to bash federal spending.

So, where is the Congressional Leadership?

Kentucky voted in Rand Paul, Ron Paul's son, who had a campaign generally advocating less government, less spending, et cet. So, how could the same voters vote for McConnell?

In 2014, maybe Kentuckians will send a message that talking out both sides of your mouth will get you fired.

Not too surprising, is it?

Mary Landrieu sold her vote in favor of Obamacare. I'm hoping her chickens come home to roost next year.

MS Fowler 12-03-2013 08:38 PM

Its good to see that hypocrisy knows only one political party. That makes it easy for the voters to decide.


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