So it was that while speaking at something called the Akron Roundtable Luncheon just last month, Rep. Marcia Fudge sounded much like her fellow Democrat Sheila Jackson Lee, when she posed the question about the importance of balancing the budget. This reject from a mental ward asked, "Why is it so important to have a balanced budget?" This imbecile then when on to ask, "If you had a healthy budget, what would you do with it? Nobody can answer that question for me. Why is it so important to have a balanced budget?"
And it was then that she went on to say, "We haven't had a balanced budget one time in the last 50 years. Once. What you do with it, just say oh we balanced our budget. When people are hurting, it is our job to take care of them. Now have we spent too much money? Yes, we have. But we need to prioritize what is really important in this country." In 2011, the House passed a Balanced Budget Amendment, but two resolutions were defeated in the Democrat controlled Senate. Ms. Fudge, as you might have guessed, voted 'no' on the Balanced Budget Amendment.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projects the deficit for Fiscal Year 2014 to be $506 Billion. Fudge criticized House Republicans saying, "They got wingnuts on the one side who don't want anything to pass," but later admitted "sometimes I'm extreme too." Extreme doesn’t even begin to describe the behavior of this loon, or many of her fellow Democrats. Fudge was asked: "You begin each day with the pledge to do the people's work, how might Washington step up and step out to really accomplish what the people want-or better yet what the people need?
And our esteemed Ms. Fudge responded by saying, "I think what has to happen is, on both sides of the aisle, the people who are in extreme positions need to kind of be pushed to the side and let the middle ground win. Except for that— that's not what happens. We have a Congress right now that can pass almost anything that they put on the floor, whether it's immigration, voting rights, any of those things, because we have enough people in the middle." She exaggerates a little of course, because the House has now passed, and moved to the Senate, nearly 300 bills.
She continued saying, "But instead of being the speaker of the entire House, we have a speaker who is a speaker just for the Republican side of the House, and so they got wingnuts on the one side who don't want anything to pass. And so as long as they listen to the few and not the many, we're never going to get anything done." Adding, "We have to listen to reasonable minds. I'll admit sometimes I'm extreme too, and in those instances they should say ok Marcia, go sit down, and I understand it, because our job is to move America forward, not our own personal agendas."
As it turns out Ms. Fudge, here, is a member of a rather exclusive little club that boasts such mentally challenged members as the previously mentioned Sheila Jackson Lee along with others such as Corrine Brown, Yvette Clarke, Gwen Moore, Frederica Wilson and Barbara Lee to name just a few. I think we can all very safely agree say that the collective IQ of this bizarre little group would be roughly equivalent to the shoe size of any one of them. Rarely to they ever make any sense, and yet they are to continue on in their positions. America is in a very sad state.
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