The stimulus bill is breathtaking in it's stupidity and in it's blatant power grab by Democrats. If you wonder who wrote this bill you might be onto why the bill is one of the ugliest and unAmerican bills ever introduced in the United States Congress.
The 647-page bill was introduced by Rep. David Obey, D-Wisc., as well as Reps. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., Henry Waxman, D-Calif., and Barney Frank, D-Mass., among others.
The bill, as odious as it is, seems to be just a start for the seemingly never ending power of the government to take over business and every other part of our country. Now, our glorious leader, hot off his nominee successes and standing next to tax genius, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, stomped his foot, held his breath and announced what he will and will not allow:
"For top executives to award themselves these kinds of compensation packages in the midst of this economic crisis isn't just bad taste. It's bad strategy. And I will not tolerate it as president," he said.
How special. He will not tolerate it. He knows more about business than anyone else in the world and he will not tolerate it. What a special moment for all the self-righteous know-it-all wanna-be bureaucratic nannies of the world. Ah, if he were only emperor....
Back to those that crafted this ugliest baby ever born in Congress.
Davis Obey, a wackjob liberal known for his civility when he's not trying to rip the nuts off someone he disagrees with.
Charlie Rangel, beloved by all halfwit bad criminals world wide.
Henry Waxman, an expert on the invisible markings on the black helicopters flying over his house at midnight, who hates corporations and those that make money when he can't.
Barney Franks, what does one say about Barney? How about he was, in a very large part, the reason we are in a financial mess right now. That and that he's like the maiden aunt who believes a succubus is in the basement wishing to do unmentionables to her.
Could this really be the change Obama promised us? It looks more like an incompetent rookie reaching too far with the help of people that don't get out enough. That is a combination that scares me a lot.
