Paul Ryan's budget for 2012 is doable; however, he has chosen to place the brunt of the budget cuts on the backs of the lower classes while the rich remained untouched - which makes it totally unacceptable!
This is totally unfair to the people whom, in no way, are responsible for the current deficits. Were he to make an equitable adjustment to his budget proposal by placing the cuts totally on the backs of those that received the benefits from the past ten years, then I would see no reasons why it can't be implemented.
The two year extension of tax cuts just granted to the rich would, in and of itself, remove more than 1.4 trillion from the deficit prior to proposing his budget in the first two years.
This is totally unfair to the people whom, in no way, are responsible for the current deficits. Were he to make an equitable adjustment to his budget proposal by placing the cuts totally on the backs of those that received the benefits from the past ten years, then I would see no reasons why it can't be implemented.
The two year extension of tax cuts just granted to the rich would, in and of itself, remove more than 1.4 trillion from the deficit prior to proposing his budget in the first two years.
What is it that makes Mr. Ryan and the GOP believe that this is the best way to reduce the deficit… inquiring minds want to know?
In a democracy, silence is not golden; it is condonance in the face of injustices; it is fear, where the thought of reprisal fosters control – Rodney A. Davis
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