Increase taxes and spending? Cut spending and taxes? What's the right thing to do? The core problem is unbridled spending by the federal government, spending funded by borrowed money. Let's cut federal spending and let's do it now. The entire world is waiting for our leadership
Tag: Ralph M. Hall
HALL RECEIVES 2011 ACU RATINGS AWARD
Constituents of the 4th District of Texas believe in reining in out-of-control federal spending and balancing America's budget. Congressman Hall would rather be respected at home than liked in Washington.
ObamaCare Before Supreme Court – Scalia has the “hold card”?
The point is simply this: whether good or bad, wise or foolish, no Supreme Court decision shall ever overrule or nullify any precept enshrined in our founding documents: the Declaration of Independence or our revered Constitution.
Texans working in bipartisan fashion to keep NASA funding
In a political environment dominated by gridlock, sustaining NASA’s budget has been a rare point of bipartisan accord. In some instances, the debate causes a reversal of partisan roles, with a Democratic president encouraging the development of private-sector space flight and congressional Republicans pushing back in favor of government-managed projects.
THE ELKINS PLAN – NO COST CARE FOR SENIORS
Seniors: are you worried Medicare and Social Security will not be there when you retire? Do you worry no one will be there to help you if you live alone? Gen. John Elkins offers a simple, common-sense plan that assures quality care around the clock, a life of unimaginable luxury that will not cost taxpayers a single dime.
Gen. John M. Elkins – One Nation Under God
Surely something must be terribly wrong with a man who seems to be far more concerned with a Jew building a house in Israel than Muslims building a nuclear bomb in Iran!
Lamar Smith Introduces Bill to Reduce Deficits
Lawmakers must rein in spending in order to prevent a debt crisis like the one spreading through Europe. This requires a budget process compatible with our budget priorities. The SAFE Act provides a strong first step by capping the growth of government, and creating a framework for priority-setting and trade-offs.
