It's irrational to be happy when one person spends massively on corporate welfare and trumped up wars and then suddenly enraged when a different - and slightly more pigmented - person spends. The first one's corporate welfare approach has contributed to recessions and a depression in the past. The current person's spending approach started to lift us out of the depression (and gave the country a superior infrastructure for many years).
When the previous VP was filmed saying that "we know that deficits don't matter" - you were happy as can be. And now you're suddenly outraged and you want everyone to respect and admire your anger as intellectual and profound.
Well, your "cause" and your anger is not rational. Your interest in reading the post in the first place was a conscious one, one that would help simmer your rage. Which is also not rational. In fact, it's an illness.
About Tax Day Tea Parties
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