September 30, 2005

Marsha Blackburn for President

If anyone is going to be the first female President, it should be Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn. In response to the Tennessean's criticism of her calls for cuts in Federal pork barrel spending (to offset the cost of the Hurricane Katrina relief effort), Blackburn has penned her own editorial to the Tennessean, and she goes straight for the jugular.

I think that the following excerpt sums up my feelings exactly:

In a recent editorial, The Tennessean asked why it had taken the expense of a hurricane to make us worry about the deficit. I ask, why has it taken the expense of a hurricane to make them hear my call for reduced spending?

EXACTLY!

Go read the entire thing, and I'm serious when I say that Marsha Blackburn should start looking toward the Presidency.

More: Bill Hobbs has more.

Comments:

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I like it.

Posted by: Glen Dean at September 30, 2005 12:10 PM

What's the distinction? Is she saying that the deficits are only from spending and not the tax cuts?

Posted by: Chris Wage at October 1, 2005 11:00 AM

I am most definetly saying that deficits are from spending and not tax cuts. If you liberals ever took an interest in facts and statistics, you would see that lower taxes create economic growth and actually increase tax revenue. Of course your not interested in facts though. All you care about is punishing the successful and redistributing wealth. If you had any sense you would see that the best way to "soak the rich" is to cut their taxes.

Posted by: Glen Dean at October 2, 2005 06:05 PM

ha ha, you said "you liberals". I win!

Posted by: Chris Wage at October 2, 2005 10:43 PM