GOP Completely Fixes Economy By Canceling Funding For NPR
April 5, 2011
WASHINGTON—Unemployment plummeted and stocks soared Tuesday after Republican leaders fulfilled their promise to cut funding for National Public Radio, a budgetary move that has completely rejuvenated the flagging U.S. economy. "Since eliminating federal spending for NPR, America's economic outlook is brighter than it's been in decades, with manufacturing on the rise and† millions of jobs once sent overseas now returning to our shores," said Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL), adding that by eliminating funds for NPR, the deficit has been slashed by 0.000004 percent and a newly thriving middle class once again has cause to believe in the American dream. "Pulling funding for Car Talk and Planet Money alone has created 4.2 million jobs and generated a $2 trillion budget surplus." Republicans announced Thursday they will now turn their attention to cutting the National Park Service, a move that should ensure Social Security's solvency for the next 350 years.
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Shit, reading just the title I thought this was real. I know they're trying to do this but how far along are they?
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The House actually passed a bill which strips the Corporation for Public Broadcasting of its funding. It died in the Senate, but is liable to turn up again in any budget bill passed by the present House.Hawkwings wrote:Shit, reading just the title I thought this was real. I know they're trying to do this but how far along are they?
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Dammit Rogue, I almost had a heart attack until I saw the url.
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Blatant exaggeration takes the wind out of the onion's sails as usual... The actual saving on total defunding of NPR would be a stunning .000014% of the budget deficit!
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And as somebody pointed out on NPR a few days ago, the savings from defunding NPR and CPB essentially got spent by the first wave of Tommohawks fired against regime targets in Libya.Sriad wrote:Blatant exaggeration takes the wind out of the onion's sails as usual... The actual saving on total defunding of NPR would be a stunning .000014% of the budget deficit!
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