BOOM! LOU DOBBS GOES OFF: “Why Doesn’t Someone Tell Speaker Ryan to Go to Hell? – He’d Sell Out His Mother!”

[SheriffJoe]

BOOM! LOU DOBBS GOES OFF: “Why Doesn’t Someone Tell Speaker Ryan to Go to Hell? – He’d Sell Out His Mother!” (VIDEO)

by Jim Hoft 160 Comments

Lou Dobbs blasted Republican Speaker Paul Ryan Tuesday night during his discussion of the GOP’s bloated $1.3 trillion omnibus bill.

Speaker Paul Ryan is set to pass the second largest spending bill in US history next to Barack Obama’s trillion dollar failed stimulus.

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The bill funds all of the Democrat priorities but will unlikely fund the Trump border wall.

The spending bill will also funnel billions of dollars to Obamacare markets.

Lou Dobbs escalated his attacks on Trump-bashing Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday.

Lou Dobbs: Why doesn’t someone tell him to go to hell? This is an embarrassment. He represents only the US multinational interests on K Street. He doesn’t represent Republican thinking. He’s not a conservative. In my judgement he’s one of the most erratic people we’ve ever seen in the Speakership… Ryan is serving his masters. No, no, Ryan’s masters are not the taxpayers. They just pay the bills. Let’s be clear. It is the Business Roundtable. It is the Chamber of Commerce. It is K-Street. He sold out a long time ago. He sold out the conference. He sold out the Republican Party. He sold out this president. And he would sell out his mother based on his record.

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[SheriffJoe]

Yep, Lyin' Ryan and the RINOs in Congress are doing everything in their power to make Nancy Pelosi Speaker again!

Can you believe it? Unreal!

 

[Willie99]

Hopefully both parties die

Maybe the iconic Donnie can totally destroy DC. Some people think that would be a bad thing, not me

 

[HamGlaze]

Billions to Obamacare markets?! What in the fuck is up Ryan’s ass?!! Never trusted this guy. Thought he was coming around this in the last year but it’s never seemed right with him. Swamp shit.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

I'm looking at this from a different point of view.

We know that Congress is an important part of the swamp.
How do we stop Congress from wasting our money and putting
us further in debt? We can't, but Trump can.

If Trump is really serious about draining the swamp all he has
to do is veto the spending bill and put Congress on notice that
it better get its shit together or else.

That way it will force Congress to either override his veto or
put forth another spending bill that doesn't break the bank.

Why doesn't someone tell Ryan to go to hell? Why doesn't Trump
tell Congress to got to hell? I mean he tells everyone else so why not Congress?

 

[SheriffJoe]

I'm looking at this from a different point of view.

We know that Congress is an important part of the swamp.
How do we stop Congress from wasting our money and putting
us further in debt? We can't, but Trump can.

If Trump is really serious about draining the swamp all he has
to do is veto the spending bill and put Congress on notice that
it better get its shit together or else.

That way it will force Congress to either override his veto or
put forth another spending bill that doesn't break the bank.

Why doesn't someone tell Ryan to go to hell? Why doesn't Trump
tell Congress to got to hell? I mean he tells everyone else so why not Congress?

Trump should send Lyin' Ryan to his room with no supper.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Trump should send Lyin' Ryan to his room with no supper.

Well someone has to be the adult.

 

[roadreeler57]

It passed the house....I hope it doesnt pass in the Senate because Trump wants to sign this crap.....2,200 pages & nobody read it & the Republicans are doing the same damn shit ramming bills through in the dark of night just like the Communist Democrats....Total Disgrace....When in the fuck are they going to cut up the credit card?

 

[Michelangelo]

We need a veto from Trump. No wall, no bill. Negotiate the damned thing, Donald.

Beginning to think that many Republicans don't want the wall either, including Ryan and Mc Connell.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

We need a veto from Trump. No wall, no bill. Negotiate the damned thing, Donald.

Beginning to think that many Republicans don't want the wall either, including Ryan and Mc Connell.

Amen.

This is the first time in Trump's presidency that I'm questioning whether
he really wants to drain the swamp. He has had a lot of wins in the 1st
year but now is not the time to bask in his accomplishments.

He needs to be the brash no bullshit guy we elected him to be. The fight
hasn't been won by any means. In fact its just begun. We'll soon find out
if he's up to the task.

 

[roadreeler57]

US Debt clock. http://www.usdebtclock.org/#

 

[SheriffJoe]

10 ways the GOP sold you out in the omnibus spending bill

Bust. Again.

Posted March 22, 2018 by Daniel Horowitz

“When we rush to pass bill that a lot of us don’t understand, we are not doing our job.” ~Speaker Paul Ryan, 2015

This is it. For this budget bill, Republicans had sole possession of the ball, and of course, they have tossed an interception. The only question now is whether Trump will need to
hear a raucous rebellion from his voters before he changes his mind and finally uses his veto pen.

Rather than spending the weeks leading up to the budget deadline outlining their vision for the country in terms of spending priorities and policies, the GOP used the time to promote the possibility of including a number of Democratic priorities. This point was best articulated by Rep. Thomas Massie:

Thomas Massie
✔@RepThomasMassie


We should have been on the House floor all year, in front of @cspan cameras, debating and amending spending bills. Instead, nearly all of Congress is waiting to see what omnibus bill emerges from the smoke filled room. Post offices are getting named... at least there’s that.
5:41 PM - Mar 20, 2018
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How ironic that Republicans will pass what is likely to be their last major bill before losing Congress by violating their pledge to America in 2010, when they captured Congress, promising to post all legislation for 72 hours before a vote.

Don’t be fooled: This bill isn’t OK just because Republicans could have crammed even moreDemocratic priorities into it, but didn’t. Now that items such as the internet sales tax, official legislative amnesty for “Dreamers,” and the insurance bailout have been left out of the bill, some might consider this bill a victory. It isn’t. It’s a colossal betrayal. This bill is the final nail in the coffin of all the promises on health care spending and immigration they ran on in 2016. And as for the bailout and internet sales tax, they are fully committed to those items in a standalone bill rather than properly articulating a vision on those issues for the American people.

Taken in totality, this bill validates, legitimizes, and codifies the world view of the Democrats, only with slightly less enthusiasm. Which is why the Democrats are crushing

Republicans in turnout so far this election season. This bill will essentially end Republican control of Congress.

Here are the top 10 problems with the bill:

1) Eye-popping debt: This bill codifies the $143 billion busting of the budget caps, which Congress adopted in February, for the remainder of this fiscal year. This is on top of the fact that government spending already increased $130 billion last year over the final year of Obama’s tenure. Although the Trump administration already agreed to this deal in February, the OMB put out a memo suggesting that Congress appropriate only $10 billion of the extra $63 billion in non-defense discretionary spending. Now it’s up to Trump to follow through with a veto threat. It’s not just about 2018. This bill paves the road to permanently bust the budget caps forever, which will lead to trillions more in spending and cause interest payments on the debt to surge past the cost of the military or even Medicaid in just eight years.

Keep in mind that all the additional spending will be stuffed into just six months remaining to the fiscal year, not a 12-month period. A number of onerous bureaucracies will get cash booster shots instead of the cuts President Trump wanted.

Remember when Mick Mulvaney said the fiscal year 2017 budget betrayal was needed so that he could do great things with the fiscal year 2018 budget? Good times.

2) Bait and switch on the wall: Since this bill increases spending for everything, one would think that at least the president would get the $15 billion or so needed for the wall. No. The bill includes only $641 million for 33 miles of new border fencing but prohibits that funding for being used for concrete barriers. My understanding is that President Trump already has enough money to begin construction for roughly that much of the fence, and pursuant to the Secure Fence Act, he can construct any barrier made from any This actually weakens current law.

3) Funds sanctuary cities: When cities and states downright violate federal law and harbor illegal aliens, Congress’ silence in responding to it is deafening. Cutting off block grants to states as leverage against this dangerous crisis wasn’t even under discussion, even as many other extraneous and random liberal priorities were seriously considered.

4) Doesn’t fund interior enforcement: Along with clamping down on sanctuary cities, interior enforcement at this point is likely more important than a border wall. After Obama’s tenure left us with a criminal alien and drug crisis, there is an emergency to ramp up interior enforcement. Trump requested more ICE agents and detention facilities, but that call was ignored in this bill. Trump saidthat the midterms must focus on Democrats’ dangerous immigration policies. Well, this bill he is supporting ensures that they will get off scot-free.

5) Doesn’t defund court decisions: Some might suggest that this bill was a victory because at least it didn’t contain amnesty. But we have amnesty right now, declared, promulgated, and perpetuated by the lawless judiciary. For Congress to pass a budget bill and not defund DACA or defund the issuance of visas from countries on Trump’s immigration pause list in order to fight back against the courts is tantamount to Congress directly passing amnesty.

6) Funds Planned Parenthood: We have no right to a border wall or more ICE funding, but somehow funding for a private organization harvesting baby organs was never in jeopardy or even under discussion as a problem.

7) Gun control without due process: Some of you might think I’m being greedy, demanding that “extraneous policies” be placed in a strict appropriations bill. Well, gun control made its way in. They slipped in the “Fix NICS” bill, which pressures and incentivizes state and federal agencies to add more people to the system even though there is already bipartisan recognition that agencies are adding people who should not be on the list, including veterans, without any due process in a court of law. They are passing this bill without the House version of the due process protections and without the promised concealed carry reciprocity legislation. Republicans were too cowardly to have an open debate on such an important issue, so they opted to tack it onto a budget bill, which is simply unprecedented. The bill also throws more funding at “school violence” programs when they refuse to repeal the gun-free zone laws that lie at the root of the problem.

8) More “opioid crisis funding” without addressing the problem: The bill increases funding for “opioid addiction prevention and treatment” by $2.8 billion relative to last year, on top of the $7 billion they already spent in February. This is the ultimate joke of the arsonist pretending to act as the firefighter, because as we’ve chronicled in detail, these funds are being used to clamp down on legitimate prescription painkillers and create a de facto national prescription registry so that government can violate privacy and practice medicine.

Meanwhile, the true culprits are illicit drugs and Medicaid expansion, exacerbated by sanctuary cities, as the president observed himself. Yet those priorities are jettisoned from the bill.

9) Student loan bailout: The bill offers $350 million in additional student loan forgiveness … but only for graduates who take “lower-paid” government jobs or work for some non-profits! This was a big priority of Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Government created this problem of skyrocketing student debt by fueling it with subsidies and giving the higher education cartel a monopoly of accreditation, among other things. Indeed, this very same bill increases Pell grants by $2 billion. But more money is always the solution, especially when it helps future government workers.

10) Schumer’s Gateway projects earmark: Conservatives had a wish list of dozens of items, but it’s Schumer’s local bridge and tunnel project that got included. While the bill didn’t contain as much as Schumer asked for (remember the tactic of starting off high), the program would qualify for up to $541 million in new transportation funding. Also, the bill would open up $2.9 billion in grants through the Federal Transit Administration for this parochial project that should be dealt with on a state level. New York has high taxes for a reason.

We already knew what Republicans in Congress would do. This is their modus operandi. The only new element in this toxic brew is President Trump. Voters selected him over allies of congressional leaders precisely because they wanted him to wield a heavy veto pen. If he signs this bill, he is just as complicit with the swamp as the people he defeated.

https://www.conservativereview.com/articles/10-ways-gop-sold-omnibus-spending-bill/

 

[SheriffJoe]

Gross. Just gross.

uke1:

 

[neverbend]

I think we'll have the swamp around for years & years! Nobody will ever be able to drain that swamp, it's
embedded. If Trump can't do it no one will ever be able to.

 

[roadreeler57]

I'm looking at this from a different point of view.

We know that Congress is an important part of the swamp.
How do we stop Congress from wasting our money and putting
us further in debt? We can't, but Trump can.

If Trump is really serious about draining the swamp all he has
to do is veto the spending bill and put Congress on notice that
it better get its shit together or else.

That way it will force Congress to either override his veto or
put forth another spending bill that doesn't break the bank.

Why doesn't someone tell Ryan to go to hell? Why doesn't Trump
tell Congress to got to hell? I mean he tells everyone else so why not Congress?

Smartest post Ive seen all day.....

 

[NFLTrends]

This is the difference between voter on the Right vs the Left.

We will criticize those politicians on the right, and let them know we dont agree, and vote them out.

While those on the left blindly do what those politicians on the left tell them to sponsor or hate.

 

[busterhyman]

This is the difference between voter on the Right vs the Left.

We will criticize those politicians on the right, and let them know we dont agree, and vote them out.

While those on the left blindly do what those politicians on the left tell them to sponsor or hate.

really starting to think- it doesn't matter- we are foooked

 

[roadreeler57]

 

[roadreeler57]

Senator Rand Paul — US Senator for KentuckyLike Page23 hrs ·

Shame, shame. A pox on both Houses - and parties. Here’s the 2,232 page, $1.3 trillion, budget-busting Omnibus spending bill we received with just hours to try to read it before voting. Congress is broken.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

really starting to think- it doesn't matter- we are foooked

It certainly appears that way doesn't it? Fiscal responsibility doesn't exist in Government no matter which party is in charge.