Complaining about a few million dollars in bills that deal with billions of them is like complaining about paying 3 dollars more on a product that cost you 150 dollars.
Well relatively speaking or not, it's still millions of dollars. And why do we need to save all these endangered species anyway? Let nature serve it's course. The buffalo aren't a vital part of our society, ESPECIALLY when you compare their role in ours to their role in the Indians.
If you don't have it and you get in an accident, we kind of need to pay for you if you don't have healthcare.
And when that happens, other people are forced to help pay towards that person's operation. I'm in agreement with you on that. But is there really a necessity for a fine?
You didn't answer this question, though. Where was the outrage under Bush? Where were the Tea Partiers under the administration that took the USA from a surplus into a deficit? Like he said, very convenient that the "too much spending" complaints are being made now, and not in the last 8 years.
Also, McCain never considered himself a maverick. Just wanted to share that.
Alright, I didn't realize I hadn't really answered it. I'm not trying to beat around the bush here.
You're right, Bush did do a huge amount of spending and increased the deficit. I wasn't aware that he turned us from a surplus into a deficit though. Learn something everyday I guess.
However, in a little more than one year, President Obama and his administration have spent about half as much as Bush did throughout his two terms.
In fact, people were projecting he'd be spending this much a while ago.
CLICK HERE for a graph showing what people were projecting he'd spend.
Now
CLICK HERE for what he actually spent.
Many of these protesters were being shaken up since the campaign. Leading up to the 2008 election, revelations of Marxist influences on Obama were being revealed, and even more were revealed after the election. Thus, people began to fear that Obama was anything from a socialist to a communist (as of yet he's only shown himself to be an interventionist). So yeah, a lot of these people are afraid of what the administration might do, not just their spending.
As for the McCain comment, I'll be fair. According to
THIS LINK, at the times he's voted, he's voted with Republicans about 92% of the time. So he's not really a Maverick, even though he holds liberal views.
If you want to continuing discussing this sort of stuff, feel free to respond.