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Obama and his cronies will say anything to push their socialist agenda. “We have a fiscal train wreck before us” – Eric Cantor.

If there is one theme among tea party activists and conservatives, it’s that our side must realize that this is a desperate fight for the Republic and “our friends across the aisle” are more than simply good folks we disagree with. They are socialists who want to fundamentally transform our country, and nothing they do or say can be trusted.

The debt clock shows how ludicrous it is to think that any real progress has been made in spending cuts. The “cuts” are less than2% in a spending that has doubled and will soon triple.
The entire Clinton budget to operate the government in 1996 was $1.5 trillion. Obama’s DEFICIT is more than that. Obama has increased the debt more than all presidents before him combined.

Sen. McConnell tries to put a good face on the minuscule cuts agreed to to keep the government open by pointing out the coming battle over the 2012 budget. If they can’t get $61 billion cut how will they get $4 trillion done?

The popular conservative said she was eating Chinese and she thought she got Obama’s fortune by mistake. The fortune read: You shouldn’t overspend at the moment, frugality is important. Rep. Bachmann said “This is going to the White House and I’ll send it to Harry Reid too.”

Unfortunately Rep. Danny Davis (D-IL) is clueless as to what to do about it. Democrats seem to really believe that we can tax our way into prosperity with no end to spending increases. If we tax 100% (confiscate) all the wealth in the US it would barely make a dent in what we owe.

Yet Obama and the Democrats want to continue the vote buying with money borrowed from future generations. Maybe its time to bring back tar and feathering or public stocks.

Mark Levine is incensed that Obama would not pay military troops as a political stunt to attempt to put pressure on congress to keep spending cuts low.

Dems are trying to demonize the Tea Party but polls show most Americans agree with GOP on standing strong on spending cuts. Allen West points out how minuscule the cuts really are and the fact that Democrats had both houses and the White House and did not pass a budget.

Union puppet Steny Hoyer tries to paint the GOP with a Tea Party brush but its his own party who is more split over the cuts and riders. Karl Rove explains on Cavuto. ( Hoyer tops the list of the 20 legislators who have received the most funds from public sector unions.)