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Several leading Republicans would have us believe that a Balanced Budget Amendment is a good idea because 49 states have such a requirement. As Dr. Phil might say, “How’s that working out?”
I point out to Congress that I know they didn’t really cut anything.
Frequently, we let our Statist opponents frame the debate. They choose the terms, and we fight on their ground.
We have no social safety net. Instead, we have dragnets.
This idea comes from economist and investment writer Mark Skousen: “Government welfare programs — if they should exist at all — should be limited to helping those who really need assistance. They should be safety nets, not dragnets that capture everyone.” — Mark Skousen, “Econopower,” page 55
Your Representative and Senators must tell the “American Politburo” to take tax hikes off the table.
They’re calling the debt-deal-committee a “Super Committee.” Mildly bolder souls are labeling it a “Super Congress.” But both terms hide its anti-constitutional design.
His investments do more good than his taxes do.
Your freedom depends on it.
