Will Says….Shut Down Washington for a Month, It Might Wipe Out National Debt!

Well, my comments today I am going to try to keep short; I guess you could say I am going to CUT them short to try to help our politicians with the budget cuts. See, the Democrats are trying to cut enough to make the Republicans happy, so they can all work together. I mean literally WORK together. If they don’t get this all worked out by beginning of next week, it may just cause a Government shut down… Meaning, these politicians on Capitol Hill would just stop coming to work ’cause we ran out of funds.

Let me run that by you all again… Politicians would not work after next week. Now, I don’t know about you folks, but does anyone here think politicians work anyway and besides, I can’t think of a better way of helping this country than to get politicians out of Washington for a while. As a matter of fact, that might just be the best budget cut of all time; send them all on a LONG fishing trip and let them all know that we are not paying government employees’ vacation pay this year; we had to cut that short. Boy, if we did that we’d be able to pay off the national debt in a month. Plus, maybe if we did that it would get everyone out of our President’s hair, and he might be able to get some real work done. X

I’m also trying to see if we can see about getting a little extra daylight savings taken off this time around, maybe we could save it and put a little of it on the budget.

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The other issue I have with this is… Why would you get a bunch of fat cat politicians, that are mostly rich, to work out what we need right now in the way of a budget. If you want a realistic budget plan, give the job to a single mother, out of work, with kids. THAT’LL be a realistic plan to work off. Having our politicians create this budget plan is like letting the Dem’s and Rep’s take America on a shopping spree, only they shop at the dollar store and all we can afford is the dime store. They just don’t buy the same toilet paper as we do; theirs is softer and each sheet is individually made.

Well, I think I went on a little too long, so you all got an IOU from me.

Your friend

Will

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