Comments on: Morning Bell: A Budget We Can Believe In http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 19:53:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Thomas L Montag, Cin http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25638 Thomas L Montag, Cin Sat, 04 Apr 2009 11:24:26 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25638 Please read: The law that never was by Bill Benson Please read:

The law that never was

by

Bill Benson

]]> By: Kris Schnee, Melbour http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25517 Kris Schnee, Melbour Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:00:19 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25517 "slowly transition Medicare into a premium support program for individuals who are currently below age 55." Wait; does this mean expanding Medicare to cover more people, thus expanding government power? "slowly transition Medicare into a premium support program for individuals who are currently below age 55." Wait; does this mean expanding Medicare to cover more people, thus expanding government power?

]]> By: Republican Budget: Real Hope to Counter the Audacity of a Dope « Gadget’s Blog http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25398 Republican Budget: Real Hope to Counter the Audacity of a Dope « Gadget’s Blog Fri, 03 Apr 2009 13:21:32 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25398 [...] Morning Bell: A Budget We Can Believe In [...] [...] Morning Bell: A Budget We Can Believe In [...]

]]> By: Dorothy Morgan, Okla http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25395 Dorothy Morgan, Okla Fri, 03 Apr 2009 08:06:26 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25395 Once again, we're using devisive attitudes; if we can't agree on the health and welfare of a nation's people, we all go down the tubes. The 'fix' is going to be hard on everybody...but much more difficult to those who have lost their jobs and homes already. Just recall how we got here; should make it more obvious what it will take to get out. BTW, it was greed and lack of business ethics what brought us to this dance. Robbers! And we've only brought one of them to justice; and that is where it will end......just one. Get behind something that will help your country, not your greedy self.!! Once again, we're using devisive attitudes; if we can't agree on the health and welfare of a nation's people, we all go down the tubes. The 'fix' is going to be hard on everybody…but much more difficult to those who have lost their jobs and homes already.

Just recall how we got here; should make it more obvious what it will take to get out. BTW, it was greed and lack of business ethics what brought us to this dance. Robbers! And we've only brought one of them to justice; and that is where it will end……just one.

Get behind something that will help your country,

not your greedy self.!!

]]> By: John Rosina, Bordent http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25350 John Rosina, Bordent Thu, 02 Apr 2009 21:58:36 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25350 Thank you for pointing out the obvious to me and the world. I, and a few other's here, just find it a bit manipulative when you fail to print a timely appology, for instance, for my bone headed rant the other day. You do, in the main, provide a very open and balanced pro and con. Unfortunately the world Does seem to revolve around a very naive batch of American's who sorely lack the depth or knowledge to see that unfettered capitalism is NOT the purist form of good in the world! Not even close to being true. You should have had the capitalistic pleasure of carrying a 1960's edition of the M16 the Army bought in Southeast Asia! Don't worry about my, or anyones' words, just speak to the outcomes you can quantify. That is something I find most lacking in the "crisis flavor of the week" in today's America. I contend, as always, if you give the average person or entity the keys to your bank account and oven for 40 years, you should not be surprised to find the money missing and the books cooked. Americas' wealth generators and technology were sold off to the highest bidder by my greedy generation. It's a long term systemic problem - and has little to do with Constitutional anything, unfortunately. Its your cyber-space - but not your country or constitution alone. If you don't like my take - you can do what you've done before. Health Care in America just plain sucks, especially if you are really ill. Great for check-ups though. And that's just a simple and verifiable fact, Jack! Your take on the Constitution be damned. Tea Bags, anyone! Thank you for pointing out the obvious to me and the world. I, and a few other's here, just find it a bit manipulative when you fail to print a timely appology, for instance, for my bone headed rant the other day.

You do, in the main, provide a very open and balanced pro and con.

Unfortunately the world Does seem to revolve around a very naive batch of American's who sorely lack the depth or knowledge to see that unfettered capitalism is NOT the purist form of good in the world! Not even close to being true.

You should have had the capitalistic pleasure of carrying a 1960's edition of the M16 the Army bought in Southeast Asia! Don't worry about my, or anyones' words, just speak to the outcomes you can quantify. That is something I find most lacking in the "crisis flavor of the week" in today's America.

I contend, as always, if you give the average person or entity the keys to your bank account and oven for 40 years, you should not be surprised to find the money missing and the books cooked.

Americas' wealth generators and technology were sold off to the highest bidder by my greedy generation. It's a long term systemic problem – and has little to do with Constitutional anything, unfortunately.

Its your cyber-space – but not your country or constitution alone. If you don't like my take – you can do what you've done before.

Health Care in America just plain sucks, especially if you are really ill. Great for check-ups though. And that's just a simple and verifiable fact, Jack! Your take on the Constitution be damned.

Tea Bags, anyone!

]]> By: Jayne, northern Cali http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25349 Jayne, northern Cali Thu, 02 Apr 2009 21:56:30 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25349 For all of you who are complaining that Republicans aren't doing enough, aren't marketing well, weren't doing right during the campaign, etc. They are doing it now! So stop griping and start supporting and cheering them. We don't have the press to get the word out so it's up to WE THE PEOPLE. Call your congressman or senator, send the info on this page to your democrat family members and friends, go out and protest. You can't sit back and expect the minority party who has the rules changed against them and the press that will ignore them do everything. For all of you who are complaining that Republicans aren't doing enough, aren't marketing well, weren't doing right during the campaign, etc. They are doing it now! So stop griping and start supporting and cheering them. We don't have the press to get the word out so it's up to WE THE PEOPLE. Call your congressman or senator, send the info on this page to your democrat family members and friends, go out and protest. You can't sit back and expect the minority party who has the rules changed against them and the press that will ignore them do everything.

]]> By: Jayne, northern Cali http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25347 Jayne, northern Cali Thu, 02 Apr 2009 21:50:35 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25347 I'm sick of hearing about Clinton's surplus. If indeed there was a surplus and that wasn't just a projection, it was due to 1. the Gingrich led congress who actually has the budgeting authority - constitutionally speaking. 2. The cut in military spending, which we now know was unwise. 3. There was a huge internet boon which generated a lot of tax revenue, and Clinton was still riding the coattails of Reaganomics. I'm sick of hearing about Clinton's surplus. If indeed there was a surplus and that wasn't just a projection, it was due to 1. the Gingrich led congress who actually has the budgeting authority – constitutionally speaking.

2. The cut in military spending, which we now know was unwise.

3. There was a huge internet boon which generated a lot of tax revenue, and Clinton was still riding the coattails of Reaganomics.

]]> By: ella quinn kinston n http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25336 ella quinn kinston n Thu, 02 Apr 2009 21:00:06 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25336 Frances, sean h will be in atlanta april 15. Frances, sean h will be in atlanta april 15.

]]> By: Compare And Contrast « Justbkuz http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25230 Compare And Contrast « Justbkuz Thu, 02 Apr 2009 20:03:06 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25230 [...] April 2, 2009 in John Galt's Grandchildren | Tags: budget, Obama, Republican The Obama budget and the Republican proposal.  From The Foundry, Morning Bell: A Budget We Can Believe In [...] [...] April 2, 2009 in John Galt’s Grandchildren | Tags: budget, Obama, Republican The Obama budget and the Republican proposal.  From The Foundry, Morning Bell: A Budget We Can Believe In [...]

]]> By: Frances, Abilene, Te http://blog.heritage.org/2009/04/02/morning-bell-a-budget-we-can-believe-in/#comment-25320 Frances, Abilene, Te Thu, 02 Apr 2009 19:27:43 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=4743#comment-25320 I just want to know where the nearest tea party will be on April 15, 2009. Sure wish I could be with Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck or Neil Cavuota. I just want to know where the nearest tea party will be on April 15, 2009. Sure wish I could be with Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck or Neil Cavuota.

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