$51 billion in budget cuts affecting, primarily, the
neediest among us? $60 billion in tax cuts affecting,
primarily, the wealthiest among us? What is Congress
thinking? And who are they working for?...Because it's
surely not their constituents.
That tax cuts would even be considered in a time of war, with the Bush administration's support, indicates the true level of concern shared by the Congressional leadership and the White House for the "war on terrorism"...Very little indeed. Should we not be sharing, in some small way, the sacrifices our troops are making as they have been sent into harm's way? Can we not pay, in the form of higher taxes, to support the war effort? Instead Congress and the Administration choose to borrow from foreign governments thus weakening our position abroad as well as putting our economic future at risk?
"I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." - Matthew 25:40
Words which our nominally Christian elected officials would do well to remember.
Yet again, Congressional leadership has failed their constituents, their office and the Constitution. They should be ashamed of themselves. They have much to be ashamed of.
Respectfully,
Mark Schrider
That tax cuts would even be considered in a time of war, with the Bush administration's support, indicates the true level of concern shared by the Congressional leadership and the White House for the "war on terrorism"...Very little indeed. Should we not be sharing, in some small way, the sacrifices our troops are making as they have been sent into harm's way? Can we not pay, in the form of higher taxes, to support the war effort? Instead Congress and the Administration choose to borrow from foreign governments thus weakening our position abroad as well as putting our economic future at risk?
"I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." - Matthew 25:40
Words which our nominally Christian elected officials would do well to remember.
Yet again, Congressional leadership has failed their constituents, their office and the Constitution. They should be ashamed of themselves. They have much to be ashamed of.
Respectfully,
Mark Schrider