Via House of Eratosthenes, best summation of a Non-State of the Union State of the Union speech ever:
Via House of Eratosthenes, best summation of a Non-State of the Union State of the Union speech ever:
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You’re right, Graham. I don’t understand the concept of a stimulus. At least not this one.
I don’t understand how a deficit of $459 Billion under Bush is bad for the economy, but a deficit of $1.75 TRILLION is good for the economy.
I don’t understand how punishing producers creates productivity.
I don’t understand how spending frivolously creates productivity.
I don’t understand how constant fear mongering is supposed to get people to go out and spend more money on anything except guns, ammunition, bottled water, toilet paper, and copies of Atlas Shrugged.
I don’t understand how willfully ignoring the hard numbers and the impossibility of Obama’s budget math will magically usher in prosperity.
I don’t understand how subsidizing labor unions (a la the Big Three automakers vs. their more productive and profitable competitors) increases productivity.
I don’t understand how following the failed policies of the New Deal will strengthen the economy.
I don’t understand how central economic planning is supposed to work THIS time, when we have a century of failure to show that it NEVER works.
I don’t understand how “creating jobs” in and of itself increases productivity, considering that if my business hires twice as many people as it needs to get the job done it will most certainly fail.
I don’t understand how incentivizing bad behavior will not encourage MORE such bad behavior.
But if you think you explain all that, by all means let me know. Obama isn’t even bothering.
Graham’s Vend works perfectly if it supposed to be from President Obama’s arrogant perspective. “You” representing his detractors.
The only thing President H’s bill stimulates is the left’s collective erogenous zone. I won’t gross everyone out by describing its location.
Seriously though, Orrin, can we, for once and for all, put down that illusion you had about “the collective wisdom of the American people?” That wisdom only exists any more if marching blindly into a poorer, less free future is wise. Admit it, Americans lucked into Reaganism, in large part for the same reason they bought this current bill of goods – they liked the salesman. Hardly wise.