Posted by
GunnyG© on Wednesday, October 17, 2007 3:48:31 AM
Just a few days ago, Hitlary Clinton of the NSDAP or DNC revealed her REAL political position when she bleated: "I have a million ideas, the country can't afford them all."
Hitlary, we can't afford ANY of your mad schemes.
Then yesterday, Broomstick One crowed, "Too many Americans feel trapped between being a good parent and being a good worker. It's about time we stopped just talking about family values and started pursuing policies that truly value families." Like France, Hitlary wants to give everyone time off for anything. Of course, our economy will tank but, who cares? Vacations for everyone.
With Hitlary's plan, the Federal Imperial Government would spend more than $1 billion a year to encourage states to operate their own paid family leave programs with a goal of having a program in every state by 2016. In addition, Mrs. Clinton also hoped to expand the Family Medical Leave Act to cover an additional 13 million workers. The act provides unpaid leave to new parents, workers caring for sick family members, and those recovering from illness.
Here's what it means to us: HIGHER TAXES to pay for YET ANOTHER DHIMMICRAT spending proposal that will total more than $750 billion with all of her OTHER proposals at the Fed/State level.
Check this out. Brian Deese, another lapdog for Shrillary, whined that the proposal's $1.75 billion-a-year cost would be covered by closing a loophole on tax shelters, which he said would raise $26 billion dollars in revenue over 10 years. In Libspeak, that means, "we'll close the loophole for THE MIDDLE CLASS AFTER we open one up for us rich socialist elites!" Deese barfed this nugget out: "With sound policies and sensible investments, we can give parents more choices to make the decisions that are best for them."
With SOUND policies and SENSIBLE investments!? You mean like Social Security (1-2% return)? Quite obviously, The Hildabeast has surrounded herself with idiots.
How can I tax thee? Let
me count the ways!
http://www.nysun.com/article/64681