Guvment's primary purpose going forward will be to fund all its giveaways- they can't stop the gravy train, or there will be rioting in the streets, and both parties know that. Repubs will preach balanced budget, but when it comes right down to it, they will go along with the giveaways, too, if Dems concede some pie-in-the-sky repayment for it in the future, which will be conveniently forgotten before it comes due.
They also want to encourage "green" technology. I think they will tax natural gas to where it is only slightly more attractive than gasoline or diesel, to lure the unwary into doing it. It's "greener", don't cha know. But good luck on getting enough advantage to actually pay for the technology.
They're all a bunch of scoundrels- the only solution is a universal term limit of 4 years, on both houses of Congress and the Presidency. NO LAME DUCKS- that's when they do the most damage. If Brocko gets re-elected, it'll be "granny bar the door".
Read quick, the poof monster is breathing fire. . .
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