To get through the storm, bureaucracy and red tape must cease.

[GrassrootsConservative]

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1012/83068.html

“This storm is not yet over. America is with you; we are standing behind you; and we are going to do everything we can to get you back on your feet. Obviously, this is something that is heartbreaking for the entire nation.”


The president praised the coordination between federal, state and local officials and instructed the federal agencies not to say why they can’t do something but to figure out how they can.
“No bureaucracy. No red tape,”

I know this is a few days old, but stay with me. This is a mindblowingly-simple metaphor for the whole country, and I'm going to make it very fast for you:

The recession has been referred to many times as a storm, and Obama himself admits that for recovery after the storm, red tape must be cut, bureaucracy must be stopped, and people need to let the progress happen without big government getting in the way.

Isn't this a bit of an epiphany for the man who goes around the constitution to make government bigger, pass more mandates, regulations, and so forth?

Maybe he realizes that if he were to let his bureaucracy, red tape, and big government stand in the way, the death toll would be double or triple what it is right now by the time this thing is over?

How I did not draw this comparison earlier is beyond me, but there it is for all of you.

If you want this fiscal hurricane to end, Mitt Romney must win this election so we can cut red tape, cut bureaucracy, and stop big government in the White House.

[Trinnity]

You're right. Big govt is the problem. Obama is all about big govt.

[GrassrootsConservative]

You're right. Big govt is the problem. Obama is all about big govt.

Well... yeah... But how do we solve it? How do we get the American people informed about it?

[Carygrant]

Love a bit of surrealism based on pathos.
It's obviously going to be unpleasant watching the Extremist end of the Rep party batter its collective head against reality as it tries to soak up the simple fact that they are again losers .
Let's hope that someone emerges to pull the party from the edge of extinction back to some sane , simple propositions aimed at capturing the middle ground .
Otherwise America is going to look even more lopsided than usual .

[garyo]

What size hat do wear, you have one massive jug.

[Carygrant]

How I did not draw this comparison earlier is beyond me, but there it is for all of you.

Unfortunately you made no case .
And I have got a little secret to share with you --- the country just isn't interested in Daffy Duck metaphors .
You get a good night's rest and and perhaps a worthwhile epiphany might come your way--- something that gets you back to a good HBP diet and not cluttered with awful things like irrelevant metaphors .

[garyo]

You must be one lonely limey.

[GrassrootsConservative]

Unfortunately you made no case .
And I have got a little secret to share with you --- the country just isn't interested in Daffy Duck metaphors .
You get a good night's rest and and perhaps a worthwhile epiphany might come your way--- something that gets you back to a good HBP diet and not cluttered with awful things like irrelevant metaphors .

Daffy Duck?
That describes your posts perfectly. No rhyme, flow, or reason. My posts have a coherency your tiny little walnut brain couldn't even comprehend.
Ask anyone.

[roadmaster]

Red tape lol. I could not believe what I read here. How are people without electricity suppose to know only motorists with odd-numbered license plates could refuel? They wait for hours in a long line to find out they can't gas up, they have to come back the next day. Talk about people getting mad. Who wouldn't get upset at this?

[roadmaster]

I am just glad we don't do that here.