Republicans Go After Obama’s Budget | Politicususa »
Posted By capj71 10 months ago in Political NewsIn this week’s Republican radio address Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) kept up the strategy of anti-government spending rhetoric, seemingly oblivious to his and his party’s own out of control spending habits.
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At least Obama doesn't lie about what our tax dollars are being spent on or how they are being spent.
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The Republicans lied about the budget for 6 years because they NEVER included the money spent on the Iraq war in the federal budget.
The Republicans spent HUNDREDS of BILLIONS of dollars on a totally unjustified war and DOUBLED our national debt, yet they have the gall - and the lack of shame - to complain that Obama's budget is "deficit" spending?
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