There is a rumor that Pres­i­dent Trump is con­sid­er­ing a VETO of this mas­sive spend­ing bill.

WE sure hope so…

VETO…

Because some­times you have to stand up for what is right.

We have a Bill that no one has ful­ly read…

Once again…

We see that some­thing is wrong with the math.

In the dark hours of the night some­thing wicked this way comes to the Amer­i­can Vot­ers.

This is done is an elec­tion year…

This is no acci­dent…

The GOP is betray­ing the peo­ple that elect­ed them to office.

Basi­cal­ly the Democ­rats got every­thing they want­ed.

The Repub­li­cans left out just about every­thing that the Pres­i­dent real­ly want­ed.

Will the Pres­i­dent Stand up for the Amer­i­can Peo­ple?

Time will tell.

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1. The bill would bla­tant­ly dis­re­gard the Bud­get Con­trol Act (BCA) of 2011 that requires Con­gress to adhere to bud­get caps – This bill goes above and beyond, bust­ing the caps by near­ly $300 bil­lion over two years, more than twice that of the past two, two-year deals com­bined
2. Because the bill would bust spend­ing caps (again), it would like­ly return us to Oba­ma-era tril­lion dol­lar year­ly deficits, and grow the nation­al debt by $1.5 tril­lion over the next decade
3. It would sus­pend the debt lim­it through 2018 with­out spend­ing cuts, essen­tial­ly giv­ing Trea­sury a blank check for bor­row­ing
4. The bill is anoth­er “kick the can down the road” bud­get deal that puts off the issue of real spend­ing reform, and los­es the trust of hard work­ing Amer­i­cans by endan­ger­ing tax­pay­ers
5. Between the caps and off-bud­get spend­ing in the over­seas con­tin­gency oper­a­tions fund, mil­i­tary spend­ing for FY 2018 would exceed the amount the pres­i­dent request­ed for this fis­cal year by near­ly $100 bil­lion, at a time when there are doc­u­ment­ed accounts of miss­ing mon­ey and waste at the Pen­ta­gon
6. One pro­vi­sion of the bill, buried deep in the text, would kill any hope of bud­get rec­on­cil­i­a­tion, by requir­ing that absent Con­gress pass­ing a bud­get res­o­lu­tion by April 15th, one would be deemed for FY 2019. A tool used to help pass his­toric tax reform, rec­on­cil­i­a­tion is need­ed to keep Repub­li­cans’ cam­paign promis­es to repeal Oba­maCare and reform wel­fare
7. The bill threat­ens the chances of reform­ing agri­cul­ture pol­i­cy in the upcom­ing Farm Bill
8. The bill con­tains cor­po­rate wel­fare includ­ing tax give­aways to spe­cial inter­ests like Puer­to Rican rum dis­tillers, “green ener­gy,” motor­sports, and Hol­ly­wood pro­duc­tions
9. The bill would cre­ate yet anoth­er com­mit­tee to deal with Con­gress’ fis­cal dys­func­tion, that can be all but guar­an­teed to be dys­func­tion­al in and of itself
10. The deal would ulti­mate­ly mean that while Repub­li­cans have the major­i­ty, they don’t have real con­trol of Con­gress, and true fis­cal con­ser­v­a­tives are near­ly extinct

This is just the tip of the ice­berg there are hun­dreds of hid­den poi­son pills here and no one has real­ly found all the prob­lems with this night­mare of a spend­ing bill that would spend more mon­ey and waste much of it.

Not to men­tion this nasty Fix NICS that is so wrong for actu­al­ly doing some­thing about the prob­lems we have as a nation.  The NICS Fix, is a bro­ken thing that only cre­ates the temp­ta­tion to add mil­lions of names to the list of peo­ple who can­not have guns…

One state has already sub­mit­ted a list of 500,000 names to the list and these are peo­ple who have park­ing tick­ets…   They cant own a gun  now…   So all in all what does this do to actu­al­ly fix the prob­lem…    All it does is cre­ate a mon­ey pit that will nev­er fix the prob­lem.

This is just wrong and a lot of peo­ple are ready to vote against the GOP in the 2018 elec­tion but they do not care.

The peo­ple that are run­ning con­gress are not afraid of the vot­er.

They believe that they can sur­vive and that the newest mem­bers of con­gress will get vot­ed out.

They believe that they can­not be vot­ed out because they are not up for elec­tion this year and they think that by the time 2020 rolls around the vot­er will just for­get about this betray­al.

Wrong…

So Wrong.…

Veto or vote out that is the solu­tion here and the peo­ple do not care which one it is.