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Two Words: Entitlements and Asteroid

Used in the same clip, GOP Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH) has cut through the B.S. and is laying it out in an easy-to-understand metaphor for everyone to digest: The debt under the Obama administration will double in the next five years and triple in the next ten years. It’s going to get to a level of unsustainability in the next five to seven years. And the Chinese? They’re already getting kind of over bailing our sorry asses out. Shocker. I know.

But yeah. This healthcare thing is going to save us all. Can I get an Amen? Hallelujah!

And, if you believe that pile of horse crap, you were obviously one of the sheep described in the last post and have obviously landed on the wrong site while making your way to reading The Huffington Post.

Next In Senator Judd Gregg’s Spanking Spree Line: Peter “Dungeons and Dragons” Orszag

After applying the smackdown on two snippy little MSNBC reporters last week, Judd Gregg is at it again. This time with Obama’s Budget Director, Peter Orszag.

Here’s a nifty little video where he smacks him around for attempting to take TARP funds and instead of paying them back, using them as a personal piggy bank to give them to community banks to lend to small businesses. Of course, this is from CNN, so the newscaster du jour is obviously on the side of Orszag. I mean, that Gregg is just “getting in the face” of the poor little dude. Awww. Sucks for him.

Orszag is kind of like a deer in the headlights as Gregg calls him and the administration out for basically not following the law. I get the impression that, if given the opportunity to get up and sneak out of there, he’d rather just slip away to the AV room for a bit until this Gregg guy stops being a meanie already.

I kind of heart Judd Gregg in this video. You can read the entire transcript of the scolding here.

It just keeps getting better and better, folks…

Sen. Judd Gregg Puts The Smack Down On Two Snippy MSNBC Reporters

These chicks act like junior high girls who just got blown off by the quarterback. Wow.

Senator Judd Gregg is awesome in this, because he’s specific and pointed and clear, even while these women get all huffy at him.

LOVE.

Congress Rushing Healthcare Reform So They Can Go Play On The Monkey Bars

According to this article, Obama’s nationalized health care plan is being forcefully pushed through to make the “recess” deadline in August. I mean, you’d think something as important as the overhaul of American healthcare would warrant some actual READING and DEBATE and ALTERNATIVE PLAN-PONDERING. But, by God, Waxman and friends want it to just fly on through so the Dems can all sleep well during their recess. Of COURSE they want to sleep well while I have nightmares about the $1 TRILLION price tag that’ll inevitably and eventually trickle down to my wallet. So thanks a bunch, Congress. Really.

Obama’s even started to push the urgency of the legislation, as he deviated from his teleprompter (GASP) and actually mentioned healthcare “off-script” while giving a speech in Michigan.

The 1000-page bill (that I’m sure no one has read in its entirety) includes the following leftist plans:

The federal government would be responsible for ensuring that every person, regardless of income or the state of their health, has access to an affordable insurance plan. Individuals and employers would have new obligations to get coverage, or face hefty penalties.

The legislation calls for a 5.4 percent tax increase on individuals making more than $1 million a year, with a gradual tax beginning at $280,000 for individuals. Employers who don’t provide coverage would be hit with a penalty equal to 8 percent of workers’ wages, with an exemption for small businesses. Individuals who decline an offer of affordable coverage would pay 2.5 percent of their incomes as a penalty, up to the average cost of a health insurance plan.

Of course, the Dems have no real figure in mind, only saying that it’ll cost around $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years. But, that’s just an estimate. I mean, it’s not like they have to actually abide by a set figure. They’re Democratic Congresspeople, right? Math and that silly thing called real budgeting is SO politically incorrect these days, you know.

The insurance industry thinks it sucks, mainly because it’s a “job-killer,” and you know this country needs more unemployment now and all. That should be a nice by-product.

Additionally, Republicans for the most part think it’s completely bogus, as eloquently stated by New Hampshire Senator Judd Gregg. I think this video is simple, to-the-point and gets to the bottom of why the DEMS PLAN IS NOT ANY BETTER THAN WHAT WE HAVE RIGHT NOW. Especially considering a freakin’ $1 TRILLION price tag.

Aaaaand, commence with the name-calling and condescension and arguing, Obamabots. Because you’ll never convince me that the $1 Trillion price tag on this piece of monkey poo is going to be worth it.

Another Voice Of Reason

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Senator Judd Gregg, who turned down Obama’s offer of the role of Commerce Secretary, has been speaking out about how completely WRONG Obama is on the economy.

In the GOP weekly radio address, Gregg said, “We believe you create prosperity by having an affordable government that pursues its responsibilities without excessive costs, taxes or debt.  In the next five years, President Obama’s budget will double the national debt; in the next 10 years, it will triple the national debt. His budget assumes the deficit will average $1 trillion every year for the next 10 years and will add well over $9 trillion in new debts to our children’s backs.  He also is proposing the largest tax increase in history, much of it aimed at taxing small business people who have been, over the years, the best job creators in our economy.”

You know, it’s been really annoying to me how Obama keeps droning on and on about how he’s going to cut the deficit in half by the end of his “first” term (it’s cute how he assumes there’ll automatically be a second).  It’s completely disingenuous, considering that the Congressional Budget Office doesn’t agree with him.  Everytime he talks about cutting it in half, I kind of have this urge to punch him in the face. 

Anyway, Gregg went on to say that “Obama is very forthright in stating that he believes that by greatly expanding the spending, the taxing and the borrowing of our government, this will lead us to prosperity.”  But Gregg disagrees.  His thoughts?  Take a look:

– “It is the individual American who creates prosperity and good jobs, not the government.”

– “We believe that you create energy independence not by sticking Americans with a brand new national sales tax on everyone’s electric bill, but by expanding the production of American energy … while also conserving more.”

–”We also believe you improve everyone’s health care not by nationalizing the health care system and putting the government between you and your doctor, but by assuring that every American has access to quality health insurance and choices in health care.”

Love.

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