Comments on: Florida Gov’t Weekly Roundup: Fiscal Cliff, Elections Revisited

By: Bob hudson

Bob hudson — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 22:20:29 +0000

Well if his highness see’s no need to compromise, then drive it off the cliff, by the way there is no way his highness will ever get the power to raise the debt ceiling at his beckon call. Why don’t we quit feeding the illegals and ever other person who wishes to suck off the government, kill unemployment benefits, and then look at cutting the military? Kill most of the foreign aid also.

By: 429SCJ

429SCJ — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 21:52:50 +0000

HuH I have to agree with you on our military system and reducing unnecessary adventurism is a good way to cut cost. Get out of the Police business.

One thing I cannot understand regarding Armed Forces. If they are effective and are around and in action long enough, there would be no more enemies left to fight as all potential adersaries would be dead. They just keep comming and we pay, that is the crux of the paradox.

Could it be that war is a profitable enterprise, but for whom? Not the taxpayer or soilder in the field.

By: BoBo

BoBo — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 17:33:22 +0000

It is not funny in the least that presidents (including Bush) have burdened the American taxpayer with unnecessary debt. “huh” seems to believe that it is okay for Obama to add to the debt just because Bush did so. Not at all. But, historically, it is easy to see that the debt under the current administration (Obama) is tremendously larger than at any other time. The current debt amounts to over $50,000 for every man, woman and child. We currently have to pay interest on this debt (just like a credit card holder), and it amounted to 6.4% of the entire 2011 U.S. budget. If interest rates rises (and they will) the interest we owe on the debt will expand to an even greater percentage of the budget.

By: huh

huh — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 04:37:54 +0000

Funny how when Bush ran up a trillion dollar war debt that no one complained about the Fiscal Cliff … Why don’t we cut military spending in half, and pay back on the national debt.

By: Tara Fischer

Tara Fischer — Mon, 10 Dec 2012 16:14:42 +0000

I am concerned with the vast amount of Voter Fraud Allegations and Questions regarding the number of votes counted in some districts of Florida. Is it true that substantially more votes were counted than voters are registered in many districts, like Port St. Lucie? Florida is a critical Swing State and it is not acceptable for these discrepancies to occur with our current technology. After studying the election results by county it is obvious that most of the votes for President Obama are in a few isolated parts of the state. Most of the map is ‘red.’ This should be addressed to reassure the American people that our election for the President of the United States was handled with regard to our Constitutional rights. I will not be planning on vacationing in Florida, which is my favorite vacation destination, until these accusations are addressed and corrected NOW , NOT for the NEXT election.