No GOP Roll Over Beethoven for Democrat/Obama Economic Stimulus Package
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks during a press conference on Capitol Hill in November 2008 in Washington, DC.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) voiced skepticism today about the emerging economic stimulus plan, applying a brake to Democratic plans to quickly pass up to $850 billion in spending and tax cuts soon after President-elect Barack Obama’s Jan. 20 inauguration.
“As of right now, Americans are left with more questions than answers about this unprecedented government spending, and I believe the taxpayers deserve to know a lot more about where it will be spent before we consider passing it,” McConnell said in a statement, which will be publicly issued later today.
No more bailouts until there is a clear outline as to the Obama economic plan and the Congress decides what the hell it is doing besides throwing cheap money at a perceived problem.
41 votes go a long way, now don’t they?
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2 Comments
Chuck
41 is a big number. Plus I think they will have a little trouble keeping Lieberman in line on some things.
Dennis
They don’t know how to handle money. These spend on useless things. Then the following year, they end up saying tax cuts. Lets hope Obama can do something about everything after his Jan 20, inauguration.
Dennis,