Save Me From The Do Gooders' Morality!

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DiSouza does not like the fact that Obama has put a gun to everyone's head and tells them how moral it is give up their sandwich: http://safeshare.tv/w/VoDMsZIpqC

There is something to Souza's logic which is hard to dispute but then logic is not a motivating force driving liberal policies. Rather it is emotion, fairness and feel good ideology which drives them and causes more problems than solutions.

Liberals and progressives would have us believe otherwise of course but in the end their solutions are actually less moral because they create dependency which dehumanizes the spirit and cripples initiative.

Save me from the do gooders!!!
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Spend it whether you need to or not or your funding might be curtailed.  That is what drives the bureaucracy. The bigger the government the bigger the pit down which waste is washed.
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Dick
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Government Spending Spree Comes in Wake of Impending Shutdown

By Audrey Hudson

While Congress is working overtime to spent billions of dollars to fund the government and avoid a shutdown, federal agencies are on a freewheeling spending spree to burn through all of their money before the fiscal year ends Monday night.

The Washington Post reports that the Veterans Affairs Department spent more than a half million dollars for artwork, the Coast Guard spent nearly $200,000 on "cubicle furniture rehab," and the Agriculture Department spent $140,000 on toner cartridges in just one day.

The spending spree was prompted by fears that if an agency ends the fiscal year with money left in the bank, Congress might cut their funding in future years.

The outrageous expenses are not unusual, and are the subject of an ongoing congressional investigation.

In 2010, the Internal Revenue Service spent millions of dollars left over in an account to hire new personnel on an extravagant Las Vegas conference where the controversial "Star Trek" parody video featuring federal employees premiered.

Sen. Tom Coburn, an Oklahoma Republican, says the out-of-control spending by bureaucrats should be a key focal point of the ongoing debate to fund the government.

Fox News reported that federal agencies last week spent money on junkets for Chinese wine connoisseurs, Christmas tree initiatives, radio ads promoting New Jersey blueberries, a maple syrup recipe contest and produced a YouTube video to instruct on the proper handling of watermelons.

"Lost in the back and forth this week regarding whether or not to shut down the government over Obamacare was a real debate about all the other things that this bill will fund," Coburn said in a statement Friday
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