Two-Faced, Hypocritical, Have it Both Ways Ron Kind

Ummmm, Congressman Kind, if you're so worried about these things then WHY DO YOU KEEP VOTING FOR MORE AND MORE DEBT?!?! For crying out loud, you can whine and moan about these things all day long but the fact remains that you keep voting to dig our nation deeper and deeper into debt.

You say you're worried about the Chinese demanding more interest payments on the debt we owe them? THEN VOTE NO ON THE SPENDING AND PAY THEM BACK SO WE OWE THEM NOTHING!

What if they actually call the loans and demand payment? Then what will you and the wizards of smart do? Give them our farmlands? Or will you simply make us all indentured slaves working the lands and sending the produce to the Chinese to pay them back? It honestly wouldn't surprise me if the morons in D.C. suggested such ridiculous solutions. They have completely lost their minds ever since the election.

Our wizards of smart in D.C. have obviously forgotten their Bible lessons. Proverbs 22:7 states: "The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender." Kind and the other imbeciles in Congress have made us all servants to the Chinese and others around the world because they just can't control themselves when it comes to government spending.

They can talk about restraint and fiscal discipline all day long but they simply cannot seem to bring themselves to take action on the common sense solutions that will actually help the country.

Don't be fooled by these greedy bastards. All they care about is padding their campaign treasuries for the next election. It just makes me sick to my stomach how these people are betraying our country and saddling our children and grandchildren with debt. Disgusting.

Rep. Kind worried about more than stimulus
By RICHARD MIAL

U.S. Rep. Ron Kind hopes the latest economic stimulus bill will help the financial industry, taxpayers and states.

But he worries about the collapse of farm commodity prices, and the possibility U.S. creditors abroad eventually may insist on higher interest rates on the bonds they buy. Kind said milk prices dropped from $15 per hundredweight to $10, and other commodities have dropped as well, creating hardship among farmers.

As for the overseas investors, Kind cited China as an example. While the Chinese have purchased many U.S. Treasury bonds, that country has much trouble at home. Kind said he is worried China and other overseas investors will reach a “tipping point” and start demanding more interest money for their investment.

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