Baazill's Blog

I completely disagree. Though they didn't specifically address the issue of paying for things in the debate, and the reason I left it out, I will address your issue of how to pay for it.

First and formost is stopping the wasteful spending. Whether this can be accomplished or not is highly doubtful because, though the President may have good intentions, ending the corruption of Congress is a completely different story.

Eliminating the wasteful spending is just a part of it though. Closing loopholes in the taxcodes is another, as is enforcement and renegotiation of trade agreements.

At least they have ideas on helping the middle class. I would be willing to pay a little more taxes to help secure our borders and to find a better solution to our healthcare system. I work in the healthcare system and see it's current deficiencies on a daily basis.

To set this country right, everyone, yes even the rich, must dig into their pockets a little bit. It is continually amazing to me that the people who have prospered most from how this country operates, are the least willing to do anything to help save the country and the people in it.

Then, on top of it, these financially elite turn around and claim to be christians and gripe and complain about how God is being taken out of our culture. Seems more than a little hypocritical to me.

And I'll never understand people who think things are just fine the way they are. The bottom line is, this country is in a lot of trouble, and alot of changes have to be made. Who's going to make them? The Republicans? They are more interested to not pissing any of their friends off than they are doing anything to help the people. Unfortunately, I think that is the predominant view of EVERY elected official in Washington.

Truth be told, it probably isn't going to make a lick of difference who is elected in November, because, to really save this country, the business as usual attitude needs to go away, and I'm just not confident that it's going to happen.

But, at least the presidential candidates are trying to offer us some hope, even if it is false hope. They want to do something to help the country. That is better than just saying everything is fine and going on.

Here is a idea, maybe crazy. Since Domestic spending and Military spending is about the same. What if they cut dollar for dollar from each?

Hello Mike. He was here but didn't answer my question.

Hey buba, If McCain takes Colin Powell watch the fire works fly lololol

hey. You probably figured out I hate taxes and don't want to give them more. So, Have the Government cut Domestic and Military Spending dollar for dollar. Think both sides would do it?

I like what he used at the end about his accomplishments being raised in a single family home. and that was it. Heck that makes me qualfied too.

Well Baazill, To trust Politicians with even more tax money is still NUTS to me. Send back your rebate check if you want, I will keep mine, Thank you very much.

Baazill, I am sorry to bud. I never thought about Him being someone else's tool to get their agenda passed until last nite. Now that picture of him with Kennedy makes even more sence. Clinton, like her or not has her own agenda, She was clear, She answered more questions them him. A LOT MORE. She is not one of the good ole boys. I was impressed with her last nite. I still would not vote democratic, All I heard her say was to develope more government. Which solves nothing, and costs more.

To Baazill What does not amaze me is how everyone uses a slash, kill, maim, accuse, type response to everyone that does not agree with them. The difference was giving the Government more trillions of dollars to solve more problems. So am I really all the things you say? Get Real, and less combattive.