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64 Senators Who Voted To Increase The National Debt By The Trillions

By Big Tent Democrat

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[Note: my headline is hyperbolic in that some of the Senators were not in office in December. But I think we can confidently state that everyone of them would have voted for the The Deal, that cut taxes that increased the debt by trillions, and surely will again.] Via Atrios and Steve Benen, 64 Senators have redefined chutzpah:

Dear President Obama:

As the Administration continues to work with Congressional leadership regarding our current budget situation, we write to inform you that we believe comprehensive deficit reduction measures are imperative and to ask you to support a broad approach to solving the problem.

[. . . W]e urge you to engage in a broader discussion about a comprehensive deficit reduction package. Specifically, we hope that the discussion will include discretionary spending cuts, entitlement changes and tax reform.

(Emphasis supplied.) More . . .

Tax REFORM???? Really? Ezra Klein rightly notes the absurdity of a supermajority of Senators acting as if they have nothing to say on this, but more striking to me is Democrats signing on to this document that expressly calls for "spending cuts" and "entitlement changes" but can not say the words "tax increases."

There no longer is a Democratic Party.

Speaking for me only


Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 21, 2011 (boomark / email).

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