Update; Schumer: House Vote on Payroll Tax Cut is a Test of GOP Leadership

                  My Proposal For Budget Plan Talks

We must understand first and foremost; Government does not create wealth and opportunity, it can only take from the success of others.

First take in consideration the following, we come to understand that SPENDING is the number one problem our Government faces, we then agree to cut spending across the board at 10% or so to share the responsibility equally.

Secondly, we cut frivolous spending altogether, which is to include the medical benefits to all Government, this is non-negotiable.

Lastly, we come to understand that our debt ceiling may have to be raised however, the ability to borrow comes with conditions;

• One, it is to be limited to a 6 – 12 month window to allow us a cushion to work with if necessary.
• Two, the money borrowed is to be used for priority spending ONLY which is to take care of immediate needs.

This is the starting point to help us move forward and get Our Country back on track…. Then at this point the real transformation can begin.

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