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In the private sector we budget for rainy days and offset unexpected expenditures with spending cuts. The same principles should apply to Congress, because our current disaster assistance process is just another path for runaway spending on unrelated projects. (1/3)
If legislators in Washington actually read this $19.1 billion spending bill, maybe they would share my concern with spending taxpayer funds on pet projects, like provisions for cherry farmers who make over $900,000 a year ... (2/3)
... instead of dealing with real problems like relief for victims of natural disasters or the humanitarian crisis on our southern border. (3/3)
That’s what happens when you give away the store to the already wealthy & corporations.
It’s not about spending (though trump has gone nuts) it’s about revenue.
I know where we can save $100 million. #TraitorTrump #AgolfTwittlerhttps://trumpgolfcount.com/
Or paying down the deficit...
My family tried to keep a surplus so we can react to unexpected expenditures without cutting anything important. Both Democrats and Republicans have run deficits lately, which gives you less flexibility. It rained on Puerto Rico, and yesterday it rained on our neighbors in Ohio,
If you think disaster assistance is a waste of money, why aren't you interested in fighting climate change?
In the private sector do you make stupid decisions that cost your customers more money and then throw even more money at the problem with handouts for those suppliers hurt by your bad business practices?!? Asking for a Hoosier Farmer friend #TradeWar #GOPCorruption
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