Since the Omnibus spending bill passed just a few days ago I hope no
one doubts why I wouldn’t support him. The $1.2 trillion spending bill consists
of over 2,000 pages of Obama’s socialist agenda. Ryan said they needed to pass
the spending bill immediately to prevent shutting down the government. They had an entire year since they passed Obama’s last socialist budget. They created the
supposed crisis. The House of Representatives, controlled by Republicans,
dictates what comes on the floor for discussion. Why do you suppose Ryan
delayed discussion of the budget bill? That is a rhetorical question. Had Ryan released
the bill in time for the American public to learn its contents there would have
been such uproar they would never have been able to get the budget bill approved.
Speaker Ryan claims the spending bill advances Republican priorities.
That is a statement of fact considering the Beltway Republican establishment
has become the biggest cheerleader for a socialist agenda. Let me give you a
few of the “Republican priorities” that appear in the spending bill:
- Obama’s United Nations climate change agenda has been fully funded.
- Obamacare in its entirety has been fully funded.
- Planned Parenthood has been fully funded.
- Obama’s Syrian refugee program has been fully funded.
- The EPA land grab through their new water programs has been fully funded.
- Obama’s amnesty for 5 million illegals has been fully funded.
- Obama’s guest worker program has been increased to 260,000 per year (I guess we still have extra jobs to give away to foreigners).
- American crude oil can now be sold on the foreign market (I have always thought that American oil should be used in America to advance our own economy).
- The list of “Republican priorities” goes on and on.
Another way to know that this budget was a win for conservatives is
the fact that Obama, Chuck Schumer, and Harry Reid, all socialists, praised
Ryan for his hard work and dedication to their agenda. Here is what each had
the say:
Obama: “I said I would not accept a lot of conservative ideological
riders that were attached to a big budget deal. And because of some terrific
negotiations by the Democrats up on Capitol Hill and I think some pretty good
work by our legislative staff here it was a good win. We met our goals.”
Schumer: “Well, if you would’ve told me this year that we’d be
standing here celebrating the passage of an omnibus bill, with no poison pill
riders, at a higher spending level above sequesters that even the president
requested, I wouldn’t have believed it, but here we are. Almost anything the
Republican leadership in the Senate achieved this year, they achieved on
Democratic terms. Democrats had an amazingly good year.”
Reid: “We wanted to get rid of sequestration; we were able to do
that. We wanted to make sure there is parity between defense and the middle
class. We wanted to make sure that we kept these poison pills off the
legislation. All three goals we had, we accomplished.” He gloats that Ryan’s
omnibus deal “caps off a successful year for Senate Democrats.”
It seems those three stellar socialists don’t agree with Ryan that
the bill advanced Republican ideals. This may very well be the only time I have
agreed with a socialist. I am now going to add the following Republicans to my RINO
list who voted for this destructive, anti-conservative spending bill: Joe
Wilson (R-SC); Tom Price (R-GA); Michael McCaul (R-TX); Barry Loudermilk (R-GA);
Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA). I also take
back the nice things I’ve said about a couple of these traitors to the conservative
cause. By the way, that is only five of the 150 Republican Congressman who voted for
the $1.2 trillion socialist spending spree. There should be a nationwide effort made to take all 150 of those RINOs out of office as soon as possible.
I will also take this opportunity to address how 2016 presidential
candidates voted on this bill: Ted Cruz opposed it; Rand Paul opposed it;
Bernie Sanders opposed it because it wasn’t socialist enough; Lindsey Graham
voted in favor but that should not be a surprise to anyone (he dropped out of
the race after the vote and that is not a surprise either). Marco Rubio was a
no-show for the vote but stated that his not showing up to vote would indicate
that he was opposed to it. I don’t believe that for a second. My take on his
no-show indicates that he did not want to further distance himself from the
conservative base by voting for the inclusive amnesty for illegals.
The establishment Republicans have some sort of delusion about
shutting down the federal government being a bad thing. The last time they were
accused of it they won overwhelming advances in elected positions nationwide
from local to federal. Are they really so easily intimidated by Obama’s race
that they will completely abandon their conservative base or do they actually
believe that Obama’s socialist agenda is what is good for the country? Is there
any doubt about how our federal bureaucracy has systematically destroyed the
American dream? If we can’t depend on our Republican representatives to advance
our conservative ideals why do we continue to elect them? Is there any need for
a two-party system? Shall we just cancel the 2016 presidential election? Shall
we start the coronation process for King Hussein Obama the First? That appears to
be the path America is on and Obama has another year in office to make that
scenario a reality!
God Bless America!
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