When it comes to lying, stealing and cheating I thought the Clinton's held the world record for politician's, but the current incumbent is quickly closing the gap. Because on Tuesday, he told CBS News, referring to the political stalemate over increasing the legal borrowing limit, “I cannot guarantee that those (Social Security) checks go out on Aug. 3 if we haven’t resolved this issue. Because there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it.”
Now, it seems to me that a ploy like that might have worked in earlier times, when the public had little or no access to actual or timely information. But the end has come for tactics like that. And even the most ardent Democrat supporter knows that in actuality it's the White House that's stalling budget talks, and is holding off as they try to figure out how to steal more from the so-called "rich."
But, I think there's a very good chance that even if checks to the elderly could be held up, which may be almost technologically impossible to do on short notice, those same elderly voters know the truth, that tax dollars are being mis-spent by the trillions. So, maybe the best thing for the nation would be to really have those checks shut off. Because that would be a death knell for the administration that could be heard on the moon.
In the meantime, however it's reported that the president raised more than $86 million over the past three months, much more than the $60 million goal the campaign had set and overshadowing fundraising totals on the Republican side.
So, my question is: What's he going to do with the money? Because all the cash in the world can't override the miserable job he's done in office, and I doubt there are many who don't know the facts, so millions in advertisng hogwash won't undo it. And that's why the country would likely be much better off if he contributed those bucks to reduce the national debt he's run up and finally do all of us some good for once.
That's it for today folks.
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