We’ve all heard somebody lament how both sides don’t work together and they should.\u00a0 It’s always said without specifics, but if we were to drill down and find out what’s really on their minds we’d find it’s always regarding something in the news, such as Republicans opposing tax increases.\u00a0 In that instance, they’re really saying that Republicans should agree to soak the rich more and that would solve our problems.\u00a0 But they simply say both sides should work together, which sounds reasonable on the surface.<\/p>\n
Well, stop and think about both sides working together.\u00a0 We have trillion dollar deficits.\u00a0 That came from two possible sources, both sides working together, or the Democrat party ramming spending through because they control everything and have a filibuster-proof Senate.\u00a0 The Republicans haven’t had a filibuster-proof senate in probably 100 years, when spending wasn’t that high.\u00a0 Can’t blame it on them except when they work together with Democrats.\u00a0 This is indisputable.\u00a0 Besides spending, look at all the bills that are voted on, passed, and signed each year.\u00a0 There are hundreds, regardless of who’s running things.<\/p>\n
So with the present crop of politicians working together so well already, why would anybody want more of it and expect a different outcome?<\/p>\n
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We’ve all heard somebody lament how both sides don’t work together and they should.\u00a0 It’s always said without specifics, but if we were to drill down and find out what’s really on their minds we’d find it’s always regarding something … Continue reading