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It is amazing to behold the anti-government radicalism of this president. Except for Medicare Part D. And No Child Left Behind. And earmarks. And all discretionary spending in general. And the $700 billion socialization, uh, bailout program. And the plan to create a democratic Middle East. And the burden on means-tested government programs imposed by amnesty. And regulations. Well, at least we’ll have tax cuts for a couple more years. Tax cuts neither of our major presidential candidates voted for. Woo-hah!
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