It’s less than 100 days until the midterm elections. Think twice before voting for a Big Government crony.
It is alive!
“We the people” need to grab a large tube of Preparation H and shrink the bloody hemorrhoid, otherwise known as Big Government.
However, this thing has amassed to an uncontainable size with a voracious appetite for spending. Gold-digging housewives are tightwads compared to Big Government, the spendthrift.
It attaches itself to the wallets and bank accounts of taxpayers throughout America.
Big Government is an out of control leech sucking the free market dry with its lies, payoffs, and elitist mindset.
The fact that Big Government is letting the Bush tax cuts expire in conjunction with all of the high-priced legislation passed in 2010 is a bit unnerving for most taxpayers.
In 2011, American life will be significantly more expensive.
Speaking of wasteful spending
A recent Roll Call posting lists some unbelievable waste for Congress. In just 6 months, they squandered taxpayer money on this:
- Bottled Water $ 198,792
- Carpet 421,617.
- Food and beverage 1,391,440.
- Drapes 203,588.
- Laundry 3,013
Dutch treat anyone?
We know many members of the Obamanoff Dynasty don’t pay their taxes, but sticking us for basic household expenses is nothing short of sleazy. See the full list here.
But wait there’s more
Think that’s bad, check out the top three monthly rents for Congress, courtesy of John Q. Taxpayer:
- Nancy Pelosi (D) $18,736.
- Jerrold Nadler (D) 10,600
- José Serrano (D) 9,583.
God Complex: Hypocrisy thy name is Washington
Politics used to be about dedicating one’s life to public service. That notion seems like a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.
Today, many members of Congress are wealthy. It’s the norm, not the exception. It makes sense after reading the expense list above. The top three richest members of Congress (in millions) are:
- John Kerry (D) $167.55 He’s a tax cheat, too!
- Darrell Issa (R) 164.70
- Jane Harmon (D) 112.13
The results of the 2010 midterm elections will have lasting implications that will impact future generations.
It’s important to elect fiscal conservatives who support the Constitution.
On Election Day, grab a clove of garlic, some holy water, and crucifix to exorcise the beast that’s devouring the free market.
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