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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 827247" data-attributes="member: 13254">For discretionary spending, that&#039;s an idea that might work.&nbsp;Don&#039;t know if it would work out as intended, but would not be a bad place to start. SS/medicaid/care are systems that we pay taxes directly in to, systems that were supposed to be self sustaining for the most part. If we had been able to keep the politicians hands out of the till. the ss would not be in as big of a mess as it is currently. There are many other places where money is spent other than defense, SS/MC/MC etc. Do we really need to spend that much on studying the tree frogs mating habits? Do farmers that own/operate massive farm corporations really need the subsidies? How bout building bridges over small creeks that only fill with water once every ten years? So we really NEED a super speed railroad from point A to point B?&nbsp;&nbsp; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 827247, member: 13254"] [COLOR=sienna][I][B]For discretionary spending, that's an idea that might work. Don't know if it would work out as intended, but would not be a bad place to start. SS/medicaid/care are systems that we pay taxes directly in to, systems that were supposed to be self sustaining for the most part. If we had been able to keep the politicians hands out of the till. the ss would not be in as big of a mess as it is currently. There are many other places where money is spent other than defense, SS/MC/MC etc. Do we really need to spend that much on studying the tree frogs mating habits? Do farmers that own/operate massive farm corporations really need the subsidies? How bout building bridges over small creeks that only fill with water once every ten years? So we really NEED a super speed railroad from point A to point B? [/B][/I][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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