Once again, our nation is on the brink of fiscal collapse, the debt ceiling is rapidly approaching, the stock market continues to sink and more and more Americans are standing in unemployment line. Yet, theWhite House is trying to masquerade the recent dismal job numbers as a just a “bump on the road to recovery.” This is not a bump, it is a roadblock and we must take action to stop the impending train wreck.
On Tuesday, every House Republican sent a strong message to Obama by voting down legislation to raise the debt ceiling. The future and prosperity of our nation is at stake yet, after meeting with House Republicans following the vote, President Obama still did not offer any indication that he plans to cut spending. With nearly one out of every ten Americans currently out of a job, this is simply not good enough.
It is very clear that President Obama only cares about one job- his own. He is focused on winning reelection and is putting our nation’s stability at risk while running what will be the most expensive campaign in history. This much is clear--until we rein in the spending, enact pro-job policies, and defund Obamacare, the American people will continue to suffer the disastrous consequences of Obama’s presidential trainwreck. We cannot afford four more years of his failed leadership and socialist policies.
As I travel across the country, meeting with Americans from all corners of our great nation, I am encouraged by the support and kind words shared with me on a daily basis. Our grassroots movement of constitutional conservatives continues to grow, and is a powerful force that can defeat Barack Obama in 2012. I know that, together, we can get our country back on the right track.
Below, I've included some informative articles about the past week. I hope that you'll read them, share with family and friends, and send me feedback on my Facebook page. I've also recently started a text messaging program keep our team updated while on the go, which you can join by texting "MICHELE" to 21824. By joining, you'll get exclusive updates about our team and the issues most important to us, which I hope you will find useful in the weeks ahead.
Sincerely,
Michele Bachmann
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