No, vultures serve an important function.

–alopecia

Vultures?

As we gaze in horror at the deliberate cruelty of the Republican Study Committee’s budget proposal, let us never forget that these are the same people denounced as RINO squishes by the members of the new, invitation-only Freedom Caucus a couple of months ago.

Let that thought roll around in your head for a while. There are elected members of the House of Representatives who may very well think the RSC’s budget is too generous to the youngs, the poors and the olds.

I’m running out of words for these people. “Vandals” just doesn’t cut it any more.

–alopecia

“Just assume that the trickle-down fairy will sprinkle prosperity dust all over everything”
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Yes, indeed. Their perfect answer. Wait. What’s that? The trickle down fairy just flew by you without sprinkling the magical prosperity dust on you?

Oh. Well you must not have had “skin in the game” or contributed your “fair share.” You must be a taker., not a maker. Sorry, we can’t waste time on people who will never “take personal responsibility and care for their lives.”

See? The republican plan works perfectly. What evil oozing pustules of cruelty they are.

How does one do all of these things, from cutting taxes to repealing all
of Obamacare, while balancing the budget in just five years?

We really need to ask that question?

Easy: Just assume that the trickle-down fairy will sprinkle prosperity dust all over everything once the wealthy have their crushing tax burden lifted and the private sector is “unleashed.”

Never forget the underlying premise of every Republican budget and every Republican policy proposal: The rich have it too hard, the poor have it too easy. The rich are being screwed, the poor are being coddled. The rich need more, and deserve more; the poor have more than they need, and more than they deserve.

That’s how it works. Everything else makes sense if you start from there.