Move Over, MoveOn.org - President Bush is Not the Big, Bad Spender
Moveon.org would like you to believe the trillion dollar deficit thats about to hurt America big time is Bushs doing. Moveon.org is ignoring the place the real blame belongs that goes way beyond the President. Its how did Bush get his hands on the money. Theres the real question. The answer is simple. Congress and the urgent need for congresspersons to become more accountable, answerable and responsive to the American taxpayer. Instead of the special interest groups. including the White House. Check out Patriotically Correct.org - see the difference between public interest non-profit organizations living off elitist handouts and good old fashioned capitalists using the free enterprise system to get a job done without being stuffy about it.
BOCA RATON, FL (PRWEB) June 22, 2004 -- MoveOn.org thinks it has President George W. Bush by the shorthairs using provocative TV ads -- financed largely by $2.6 million of billionaire George Soros money. The anti-Bush organization has targeted the President for cranking the national deficit to a cool trillion bucks. MoveOns commercials blame Bush for the massive hemorrage of American dollars while painting a dismal picture of the next generation.
The ads, unfortunately don't begin to get to the root of the problem. It doesnt expose how Bush gets to spend a trillion dollars. Bush may be the presidential bad boy and the poster child for misusing Americas resources and young lives. But, like all things presidential, Dub-ya didnt do it alone.
Just how DOES a president get to spend a trillion dollars anyway? The answer? He doesnt. He has to have help, a cabal of co-conspirators that gives him unlimited green lights to squander greenbacks. Check the U.S. Constitution. It clearly states that a President can only spend what Congress appropriates." He can ask for it. But, if Congress doesnt play financial patsy, Bush cant spend it. Congress made sure the money was there to spend. So, Bush isnt the issue. His Congressional co-conspirators who approved the cash, theyre the REAL issue.
But what can John Q. and Jane Q. do when they cant get a straight answer from their Congresspersons -- visit Patrioticallycorrect.org -- the only web site standing between average, hard-working, honest Americans and the big-spending, petroleum-enriched, corporate greed-hungry fat cats who make sure the deficit is high and communication is low.
Patrioticallycorrect.org can help citizens pry the truth from the lips of their elected public servants" by offering a series of cut-to-the-chase, patriotic Inquiries." Each with a list of 13 questions -- one for each of the original colonies -- or for the number of stripes on Old Glory -- will expose which Congresspersons are voting money for big business, big oil and pharmaceutical company payoffs -- and which ones are toeing the line for their constituency at home.
Find the Inquiry" on the patrioticallycorrect.org website. The price of this inquisition? A $2.87 reimbursement to send a fax to citizens Washington representatives asking all the right questions -- starting with the why" of high gasoline prices. Then, Patrioticallycorrect.org will tell the voters what their politicians have said -- or havent said.
What's all this mean? if you want to arouse people. You cant pussyfoot around with artsy TV commercials. You need to give average citizens much-needed muscle they can feel and touch.
Who we are
Were concerned citizens frustrated with the way America is going and being sold out. Were good, old-fashioned capitalists who earn our money to proceed with creativity and integrity without being stuffy about it. More important, we are willing to ask the questions that average Americans -- our only clients -- deserved to have answered, log on to: http://www.patrioticallycorrect.org
At a click of your mouse, will send your Represntative in Washington an inquiry that needs answering.
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