akuma587 said:
What you are saying is true, but you are looking at things in the abstract. And Obama actually is advocating a tax cut for the majority of Americans plus a stimulus package. But the fact that our national debt is over $9 trillion could be disastrous in the future. It would be irresponsible to keep dropping taxes when the debt is as high as it already is. If we had $0 in debt, I'd be all for a tax cut, but that isn't the case. |
The reason republicans aren't fiscally conservative anymore is because democrats aren't fiscally conservative and it's a dozen times easier to get spending bills passed then it is to get spending cuts passed.
If you aren't getting a big piece of the pie your constitutiants are wondering why the blue disctricts are getting so much more of the national taxpayer money.
Republicans and Democrats fight over the budget... and aren't willing to compromise. If the democrats are going to get so much money for their plans, the republicans want at least as much money for their plans or it looks bad on them. Etc.
That's the problem. For one party to be fiscally conservative they both do in the modern times.