What'a sequester uworth?

[Boca]

Don't know if we've had one before? Kind of rare, so you'd think it might be worth talking about. Plenty of doomers and free stuffers are talking about it. They're glooming and dooming. The stock markets they hate anyway will fall; the Defense Department they hate will suffer; breakfast, lunch and dinner at school for their kids, and their cellphones might be at risk; they might actually have to get a f'cking job.

All the dire warnings fed to the losers and leeches about sequestration (which some probably think is a fancy word for castration) is pure bullshit packing for their empty heads. It's about sticking fingers in the dike before the dam breaks and the little dependent people realize that slowing the growth of government spending is not a cut in government spending that will endanger their lifestyle, it's actually necessary to maintain that lifestyle for a little while to come.

This particular draconian castration amounts to cutting 25 cents from every $100,000 of spending.....that adds up to a helluva lot of cell phone minutes.

E




, which is more about sticking their finger in the dike lest people get the idea that even slowing the growth of government spending is a Mayan calendar end of their off the spigot that funds their lazy asses

 

[OldGaffer]

Your idology is working over time to [Unwelcome language removed] over the middle class and the working poor.

 

[OldGaffer]

Wingers hate this guy

 

[as seen on tv]

i say give sequestration a shot. this was endorsed by the president and a bipartisan congress a few months ago.

if sequestion works, we will all acclaim them as heros.

if things get worse, lets turn them out of office as the scoundrels and incompetents they will have been exposed as.

 

[zzigzzag]

Still fretting about the undue influence of the "Big Poverty" lobby?

Hint: The "stock market we hate" has doubled under Obama.

Hint 2: "Obamaphones" were a gift from Bush.

Hint 3: The "fvcking jobs" everyone should get aren't there. They're in China and India.

Ranting and finger pointing are always helpful, though. Especially when you point away from the source of the problem. The winger fixation on trickle down is, even after 30 years of evidence that it just results in wage stagnation followed by record unemployment for the middle class and wealth accumulating in a geometric progression for the top 1%.

Where are all of those "job creators" y'all like to blather on about?