B. Hussein Obama’s porkulus: “morally reprehensible” and “the worst act of generational theft in our nation’s history”

Hey, these aren’t my words, or some “far right” “neo-con” about the B. Hussein Obama porkulus plan, this is a statement from Tom Coburn, senator from Oklaholma.

On his website (and in a WSJ op-ed), Sen. Coburn reiterated this theme: “When the American people learn what this bill contains they will reject it. This bill is about spending money we don’t have on things we don’t need. We got into this mess by spending and investing money that didn’t exist. We won’t get out of this mess by doing more of the same. Yet, that is precisely what we are doing,” Dr. Coburn said. “Instead of delivering change, this bill celebrates the politics of the past. The bill represents both the mindless partisanship of recent decades, and the failed interventionist policies of the 1930’s. The Senate can, and must, do much better. As currently written, this bill represents the worst act of generational theft in our nation’s history.” “This plan steals the future of the next two generations.”

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February 4, 2009 · Filed Under congress, Democrats


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