Create macro or key combinations to automate the actions.Corker: Obama demands debt be cut, but he won't pay any of it
In the grand international stage, there is one name that has become synonymous with America: Barack Obama.
Like Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan, Obama has championed the cause of the United States, using his high profile to defend our interests, fight evil and fight for the lives of the oppressed. And like them, Obama has often used his power to enact changes in foreign policy, just as he has used his power in domestic policy.
So, why does Obama demand a cut in spending in one breath and then refuse to act in order to cut the debt?
Back in early 2010, when he was running for president, Obama made a deal with Boehner, promising that he would cut the federal debt in half by the end of his first term. He made this pledge in a televised debate with then-candidate Mitt Romney.
A year later, however, after he was elected, Obama rejected the agreement that he had made with Boehner, arguing that there were more important priorities to address than the federal budget deficit.
In June, 2011, when he was still in his first term, Obama said: "Let's put our mind to doing what we said we're going to do in the first place, and we've been doing it for three years now."
What does this mean? Obama in 2008 said that he would cut the federal debt in half by the end of his first term. In 2010, as president, Obama promised to cut the debt in half again by the end of 2012.
Obama's failure to act means that the debt is now higher than it was four years ago. The federal debt stands at over $15.7 trillion. It was $15.8 trillion when Obama left office.
Now, four years later, Obama is still promising that the debt will be cut in half.
He has, however, not done anything to meet that goal, and in fact, in the last year, the debt has increased.
When Obama ran for president, in 2008, he promised he would cut the deficit in half. He promised the job would be done in four years.
But just last week, the Office of Management and Budget reported that the deficit increased in fiscal year 2012, from $1.1 trillion to $1.3 trillion.
In other words, the deficit 70238732e0 flasad
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