The Sequester Failed
Robert A. Hall
People keep wailing about the “sequester,” that beyond-modest attempt to cut a couple of percentage points out of our huge deficit. But the fact is, the sequester has failed.
When we have money to continue to deliver bags of cash to that Muslim Corruptocrat Karzai, the sequester has failed.
When we have a million dollars to spend on bank fees in empty accounts, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to give millions to the Palestinians, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to support Jihadists in Syria, who will eventually turn their weapons on Americans, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to have lavish, celebrity-studded parties at the White House, the sequester has failed.
When we have money to buy advanced fighter jets for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, which they will eventually use to kill Jews, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to send the first daughters on back-to-back Spring Break vacations in the Bahamas and skiing in Colorado, vacations beyond the dreams of ordinary Americans paying for them, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to continue to fund Obama’s ever-failing green crony companies, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to advertise the US food stamp program in Mexico, the sequester has failed.
When we can afford to delay job creation like the Keystone Pipeline, after having almost ten million people leave the work force on Obama’s watch, the sequester has failed.
When we have to money to continue to push Obamacare, which everyone now says will increase costs and the deficit, contrary to the lies we were told, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to increase the Navy’s operating costs by insisting on bio-fuel, the sequester has failed.
When we have the money to legalize millions of law breaking colonizers, the sequester has failed.
When the primary focus of the Defense Department is ensuring that gays and women have an equal right to be eviscerated by IEDs, not in protecting the troops, the sequester has failed.
When the President can still go to Florida to play golf while the First Lady goes west to shop, the sequester has failed.
I’ll believe in the sequester when Obama has to cancel a White House party, golf outing or family vacation. I’ll believe in the sequester when the Obamas hold a bake sale to fund the next Solyndra or Fisker.
A real sequester is coming, and it will collapse our fiscal system, economy, and political system. The mill stones of mathematics grind slow, but they grind exceedingly fine. As the Scots say, “Facts are chiels that willna ding!” (Facts are fellows that can’t be knocked down.)
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