Obama Team AGONIZES over Burden on U.S. Taxpayer!

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The same administration that proposes a $3.8 TRILLION budget for the coming fiscal year, and RAISED taxes on businesses and upper-income households by $2 trillion–now fears that U.S. taxpayers might be getting stiffed!

“The question is whether American taxpayers are getting progress towards that goal…..Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has put a temporary hold on U.S. Cuba democracy assistance programs…while the State Department conducts a review of the programs and the committee investigates their effectiveness.”

So rest easy, amigos. Here’s proof positive that fiscal-responsibility is the very hallmark of Obama-Democrats! …nothing else at work here…absolutely nothing.

9 thoughts on “Obama Team AGONIZES over Burden on U.S. Taxpayer!”

  1. He was at the Phillies game today, 11 to 1 Phillies. Is there a video of the first pitch this time, too?

  2. Oops, I did it again. I just read this post and didn’t look below.
    Obama never fails to disappoint. I love that you linked the Bush pitch.

  4. aar33178,

    The Estefans are already wealthy and successful beyond their wildest dreams.

    They probably think that they already have so much and can generate so much more wealth that they would not be hurt seriously enough if tomorrow taxes would go up substantially on them as the entertaining industry has not being affected nearly as much as the rest of the economy.

    What the Estefans don’t understand is the future destruction of the American dream’s being crafted today by the Democrats and the Obama’s administration policies.

  5. Ahh, yes, in order to give the over burdened American taxpayers (what, not citizens?) a break, we cut funds from programs which actually may do some good.

    Isn’t that what third-world duckpond police states like Massachusetts do whenever ‘taxpayers’ grumble? They cut police and fire services while at the same time hiring more eco-gestapo to roam the countryside and make trouble for innocent citizens?

    The whole thing sounds rather cynical, in a tediously predictable sort of way, very much like those interminable and emetic proposals to ‘stop crime by taking all the guns away from law abiding citizens’.

    In another time, when the marxstream media held a monopoly on information, the above cynical ploys might have worked.

    Today, with The Net, Talk Radio, and exponentially increasing citizen awareness?

    Not likely.

    Paul Vincent Zecchino
    Manasota Key, Florida
    05 April, 2010

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