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Jewish World Review July 25, 2011 / 23 Tamuz, 5771 Three-Out-of-Four Americans Are Radicals By Arnold Ahlert http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | There are a lot of absurdities surrounding the debt ceiling talks. But two of the biggest have to be the idea that Republicans are the "radicals" in this particular dance and, unbelievably as it may seem, all of our current fiscal problems are George W. Bush's fault — therefore we must maintain our spending binge with no end in sight, other than some opaque promise to address the issue somewhere down the road. First, the radicalism. What does such radicalism consist of? Something in writing, aka the Cut Cap and Balance Act. Now one can debate the pros and cons of such a bill. Or they might have, if Harry Reid and his fellow Senate Democrats hadn't voted to table it before such a debate could take place. How could Harry and Company get away with that? Easy. Just call the bill "perhaps some of the worst legislation in the history of this country" as Mr. Reid did, and trust that the communications arm of the Democrat party, more familiarly known as the mainstream media, will faithfully regurgitate that assessment without the slightest examination of the facts. How radical is CC&B? So radical it would have cut spending for 2012 by all of $111 billion. That's so radical it amounts to less than 7 percent of next year's projected deficit. Not the budget. Just the deficit part of it. the Other radical part? A ten year glide path, reducing government spending from its current 22.5 percent of GDP, down to 19.9 percent in 2021. How radical is that? For the last sixty years, government spending has averaged 18 percent of GDP. Thus, this radical plan still allows the government to continue spending more than it ever has, on average. There is a truly radical component in this plan, however. At least radical by Washington D.C. standards. These "nutters" actually proposed a Balanced Budget Amendment which would limit spending to a fixed percentage of GDP, unless a two-thirds vote in both houses of Congress allowed the ruling class to return to their drunken sailor spending habits. RECEIVE LIBERTY LOVING COLUMNISTS IN YOUR INBOX … FOR FREE! Every weekday NewsAndOpinion.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". HUNDREDS of columnists and cartoonists regularly appear. Sign up for the daily update. It's free. Just click here. How whacky is that? According to a CNN poll, "only" 74 percent of Americans think a Balanced Budget Amendment is a good idea. That means only 26 percent would be, as our reliable media refers to them, the only "adults in the room." Of course no one's supposed to notice that the leaders of the Adult Faction, aka Congressional Democrats and president Obama, have yet to put a single proposal of their own in writing, nor has the Democratically-controlled Senate produced a budget in more than two years. Only radicals take responsibility for their actions. The second component of our adult conversation? Blaming George W. Bush for everything that's gone wrong in the last two-and-a-half years. What is the essence of that blame? Bush — and a Democratically-controlled Congress (the part we're supposed to ignore) — ran the nation's debt up to unprecedented heights. That is, they were unprecedented until Mr. O tripled down on them in a Keynesian economic frenzy to "stimulate" the economy. Thus, the "adults in the room" have come up with one of the more familiar rationalizations of all time to continue spending like there's no tomorrow: George did it, so why can't we do it too? Now if that sounds somewhat adolescent to you, it's because you're obviously a radical. Just like three-out-of-four of your fellow American radicals. And if you point out that Mr. Bush did indeed break the bank, but that two wrongs don't make a right, you're some fringe-dwelling moralist in a country where morals went out of fashion along time ago. So did spending restraints, all of which must be offset by taxes. On the rich. Keep your eye on that word "rich," and trust me when I tell you that it's probably the most fluid word in the English language at the moment. In fact, if there's anything moving in a downward direction at this particular time, it would be the number that defines rich. We started at billionaires, worked our way through millionaires, three-quarter-millionaires, and half-millionaires. The adults in the room are currently dithering between quarter-millionaires and one-fifth-millionaires as to where the draw the line between "rich" and the rest of us. It's not hard to imagine a time in the not-too-distant future where more than half of America will be ungrateful bastards who don't give a damn about the poor. The road to Social Justice can't be paved strictly with good intentions. Somebody's got to pull the proverbial wagon when more and more people hop on for the ride. That's what "fairness" is all about — even if the country goes down the tubes in pursuit of it. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in the media and Washington consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. Comment on JWR Contributor Arnold Ahlert's column, by clicking here. Previously: 07/21/11: What Does Two Plus Two Equal? 07/18/11: News Nuggets 07/13/11: The ‘Write Stuff’ 07/11/11: Completely Expectable ‘Unexpectedness’ 07/07/11: Organized Cheating 07/05/11: Stimulating Disaster 06/30/11: Progressivism Masquerading as Education 06/27/11: America: Greece With Better PR 06/23/11: NBC-ya Later 06/19/11: One Man's Conversation About Race 06/10/11: An Exhibitionist in an Exhibitionist Age 06/07/11: NAACP Betrays Black American Schoolchildren 06/02/11: For the First Time in My Adult Life . . . 05/31/11: If I Were President 05/25/11: California Dreamin' 05/23/11: On Wisconsin! 05/20/11: Obama's Farewell to Israel Speech 05/16/11: ‘Krauthammering’ Amnesty 05/11/11: Bounce, My Backside 05/09/11: The Epicenter of Progressive Contempt for the Rule of Law 05/03/11: SEALing Osama's Fate 05/02/11: The Education plantation 04/24/11: The Bell May Toll for Jersey Toll Collectors 04/19/11: From Medical Dependency to Dependency on the Welfare State 04/14/11: Trumping the Debate 04/06/11: It Takes a Bigot to Expose a Death Cult 04/04/11: Charlie and Snookie --- and Barack 03/30/11: ‘Disabling’ America, One Lawsuit at a Time 03/28/11: The MSM Kills the ‘Kill Team’ Story 03/23/11: Another Military Scandal 03/21/11: Barry, Joe, Helen and Wisconsin Teachers 03/16/11: The Inevitable Viability of Conservatism 03/14/11: Progressives in Their Own Words 03/09/11: $61 Billion in Cuts --- Vs. $223 Billion in One Month of Spending 03/07/11: Bean Bag B.S. 03/02/11: A ‘Green’ Catastrophe in the Making 02/28/11: Ain't Noting Like the Real Thing 02/23/11: Progressive Rot vs. the ROTC 02/21/11: Wisconsin: Progressivism in All its Ugly Glory 02/18/11: News reporters --- or Narrative Shapers? 02/16/11: The Presidents Budget Proposal: An Obamination of Progressive Profligacy 02/14/11: Only Another 9/11 Will Alter the Illegal Immigration Status Quo 02/10/11: Is O'Reilly losing his touch or is he just irresponsible? 02/07/11: Tossing Britain Under the Bus 02/03/11: Starving the World In Order to Save It 01/31/11: Walking the Middle East Tightrope 01/27/11: Small-scale Terrorist Attacks: Big Strategy? 01/24/11: Jeffery Immelt: A Crony Capitalist In Charge of Job Creation 01/20/11: An ‘Intimate’ Prime-time Interview 01/17/11: Progressives: Always Angry, Newly Desperate 01/12/11: Twain vs. the Totalitarians 01/10/11: Politically Correct Passports? 01/05/11: Showdown at the Fiscal Corral 01/03/11: Reading the Constitution Aloud is a Good Start 12/30/10: Getting Our Moral Mojo Back 12/27/10: PC Airport Safety is an Oxymoron 12/23/10: Getting America Back On Track 12/20/10: A Collectivist Coalition of Convenience 12/15/10: The President Who Wasn't There 12/13/10: Tech-No! 12/08/10: A Lethal Military, Inclusive or Not 12/06/10: The ‘Unexpected’ Consequences of Progressivism 12/01/10: Leakers and Losers 11/29/10: ‘We Won’, Part One 11/22/10: Keep Your Hands Off My Constitution 11/17/10: Grope and Change 11/14/10: Taking Back Our Country, One School At a Time 11/11/10: Checks (and Balances), Please 11/08/10: Curtain Up, Progressives Down 11/04/10: Last Chance, Republicans 11/01/10: By Their Own Words Shall Ye Know Them 10/28/10: Progressive Determination to Undermine American Elections 10/25/10: Shock, but more importantly, action: De-Unionize Public Schools now 10/20/10: Multiculturalism? Check, Please 10/18/10: Healthcare: ‘Alice in Wonderland’ vs. The Constitution 10/11/10: Vote for Restoring the Rule of Law in November 10/11/10: Dems: Running From Clarity 10/07/10: Hypersensitive Hogwash 10/04/10: ‘Comprehensive’ Con Artists 09/29/10: Why Dems Are Going Down in November 09/27/10: The Unholiest of Unholy Alliances 09/22/10: Two Words for Republicans to Remember: ‘I Won’ 09/20/10: Purging ‘Me First’ Politicians 09/17/10: No More ‘Lesser of Two Evils’ 09/15/10: ‘Recovery’ Arms Race 09/13/10: ‘Bigots’ in the Majority --- Again? 09/09/10: Giving Voters Something to Vote For 09/07/10: Irresponsible Dems, Incomprehensible Bills 09/02/10: War Weary Americans vs. Implacable Islamists 08/31/10: A ‘Dream’ Debased 08/25/10: American ‘Bigots’ Versus Media Propagandists 08/23/10: Recovery Bummer 08/19/10: An Unholy Alliance of Radicals 08/16/10: You've Lost America, Mr. President 08/13/10: The Twin Towers of Progressive Disconnect 08/11/10: A Far Better ‘National Discussion’ 08/09/10: It's ‘Only’ One Dead Nun 08/06/10: Incremental Tyranny 08/04/10: Ground Zero Mosque: Context Counts 08/02/10: The Arizona Ruling: a Gift for November 07/29/10: The United Cities of America 07/26/10: JournoList: ‘Coordinated’ Ideological Bankruptcy 07/20/10: Go For Broke Or Get Out of the Way 07/14/10: You're a Liberal/Progressive if You Believe… 07/12/10: $33-an-hour--For Sleeping On the Job 07/08/10: Extortionist Government 07/06/10: ‘Commerce Clause’ Totalitarians 07/01/10: Another Public School Travesty in MA 06/30/10: Calling YOUR Bluff, Mr. President 06/28/10: A Trifecta of Progressive Corruption 06/23/10: Plug the Darn Hole --- In Our Border 06/21/10: Our Empty-Suit-in-Chief 06/16/10: Betraying Our Children 06/14/10: Who Gets the Benefit of the Doubt? 06/07/10: Politically Correct Warfare 06/01/10: Bill Maher's ‘Black’ President 05/25/10: A Mosque At Ground Zero 05/23/10: Libs Stand Tall --- For Mexico 05/19/10: The 'Unintended Consequences' of Liberalism 05/17/10: 'Los' Suns: Stuck on Stupido 05/12/10: Union Audacity: Yes We Will! 05/10/10: Greeks, Leaks and and Double-Speak 05/05/10: Twelve Million Illegals --- or Thirty? 05/02/10: Republicans: Playing Not to Lose Doesn't Cut It 04/28/10: Arizona: Progressivism's Waterloo? 04/26/10: Son of Amnesty 04/22/10: Mortgages and Moral Meltdowns 04/20/10: Bashing Christians — Or Gays? 04/15/10: Personal Integri-‘tea’ 04/12/10: Fools, Tools and Ghouls 04/08/10: (Tea) Party On 04/05/10: The Triumph of Mediocrity 04/02/10: Two For the Road 03/29/10: The Innate Immorality of Liberalism 03/24/10: The Art of War 03/22/10: I Want My Country Back 03/18/10: A Perpetual Process 03/17/10: American Exhibitionists 03/15/10: A Light Bulb Moment of Clarity 03/10/10: Little Things Mean A Lot 02/03/10: Budgetary Fork in the Road 02/01/10: Liberal Economic Illiteracy 01/27/10: ‘Roe-ing and Wade-ing’ Back to Reason 01/25/10: Arrogance When Up, Denial When Down 01/20/10: Connecting the Educational Dots 01/19/10: The Next Tea Party? 01/15/10: The Myth That Keeps on Giving 01/13/10: Airport Security Begins Away From the Airport 01/11/10: Secrets and Lies 01/08/10: Embracing Bigotry — or Rejecting Bullying? 01/06/10: Hanging by an Ideological Thread 01/04/10: Our ‘Wonderama’ Bureaucracy 12/30/09: A Day Off 12/28/09: Dangerous Myths 12/25/09: I, Me, Mine 12/23/09: A Very Harry Christmas 12/21/09: My Opinon 12/18/09: The Party of Repeal 12/15/09: Privileged Exemption 11/30/09: ‘Settled’ Science and Unsettled Children 11/30/09: American Sharia Law 11/23/09:The Trial (Travesty) of the Century 11/04/09: American Vampires and Their Political Enablers 11/01/09: ‘Opting Out’ of Insanity? 10/28/09: Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer. Brain Required 10/26/09: Communism: Nazism With Better PR 10/21/09: Just Asking 10/16/09: Cost Projections vs. Actual Costs, or Hope and Change vs. Reality 10/14/09: News you can use … 10/07/09: Incremental Insidiousness 10/05/09: MIA: Common Sense and Common Decency 09/30/09: Iran: Bad Options and Unpreparedness 09/21/09: Crying Racism: the Last Refuge of Scoundrels 09/11/09: 9/11 Cannot Be Sanitized 09/08/09: ‘Truthers’ and Consequences 09/01/09: A ‘Paper Trail’ Challenge for the Mainstream Media 08/31/09: Drowning in Amorality 08/26/09: The Republican Recovery Program © 2011, Arnold Ahlert

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