Kids With Cancer Being Turned Away From Treatment–Thanks, Shutdown!
LatestConservatives can’t seem to be able to get their story straight on the government shutdown — some are claiming it’s No Big Deal, while others are wringing their hands and wailing that it’s the Obamapocalypse and that soon we’ll all be personally bludgeoned to a pulp by bureaucrats wielding death panels. Both groups are comically wrong for different reasons, but for now, let’s focus on the wrongness of that first group, the ones who are, like, chilling during the government shutdown because they hate the government, anyway.
On today’s Morning Joe, reliably incorrect wealthy man Bill Kristol claimed that the shutdown isn’t really affecting anything of consequence, and he stopped just short of suggesting poor people eat cake when he said that it’s “not the end of the world” if low-income mothers and their children lose food benefits.
This dude at the Cato institute favors government shutdowns because his long game — reduced federal power — is worth short game minor shutdown inconveniences. This person at the National Post poked fun at the services that are cut due to the shutdown — The Statue of Liberty! NASA’s space men can’t Space anymore! God, people, quitcher complaining.
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