Budget Cuts That Are Really Increases

What if you don’t need a new car but you pass a new car showroom and look at some new models?

                       

You look at one for $60,000 that suddenly catches your fancy, and you decide, why not, I’ll buy it.

                       

But you get a twinge of conscience when you look at the payments, and you buy another car in the showroom for only $20,000.

                       

Do you go home to explain your purchase to your spouse and boast;

don’t worry, you just cut the household budget by $40,000. All by

spending $20,000 instead of $60,000, either of which you cannot afford?

                       

Well, that’s how liberal politicians boast about cutting their budgets.Their attempt is to cut the increased spending they can’t afford

                       

Note: Federal budgets are automatically increased by current law every year.(See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinesNewshole at Twitter.)