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“How are we going to be competitive globally if we’re paying hundreds of billions, ultimately a trillion, paying off former debts?” Romney asked. “And we don’t seem to be making much progress on that.”
How many times have we heard the GOP establishment pledge to get strong on the debt only to see nothing happen?
>“How are we going to be competitive globally if we’re paying hundreds of billions, ultimately a trillion, paying off former debts?” Romney asked. “And we don’t seem to be making much progress on that.”
How many times have we heard the GOP establishment pledge to get strong on the debt only to see nothing happen?
They're never held accountable, so the cheap talk with promises of controling spending seem attractive compared with their opponents who will gladly increase taxes and spending. It is disheartening though when both parties absolutely refuse to rebel against their corporate sponsors and continue sellout the citizens though.
They're never held accountable, so the cheap talk with promises of controling spending seem attractive compared with their opponents who will gladly increase taxes and spending. It is disheartening though when both parties absolutely refuse to rebel against their corporate sponsors and continue sellout the citizens though.
That's a strange way to spell traitor