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TOPIC: President Obama Focuses on Energy Spending While GOP Eyes Budget

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Guess the Budget is not important. Let's see how we can spend more money. Following the first energy speech of his second term, President Obama promoted new energy spending in his weekly address Saturday while Republicans looked to the budget in an address delivered by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. The president noted the increase in gas prices in recent weeks and cited the problem as a "reminder that we need to do more." "We went through another spike in gas prices, just like last year and the year before that," Obama said in his address. "It happens every year. It's a serious blow to your budget - like getting hit with a new tax coming right out of your pocket. But the only way we're going to break this cycle of spiking gas prices for good is to shift our cars and trucks off of oil for good. "I'm proposing that we take some of our oil and gas revenues from public lands and put it towards research that will benefit the public, so that we can support American ingenuity without adding a dime to our deficit," he said. "We can support scientists who are designing new engines that are more energy efficient; developing cheaper batteries that go farther on a single charge; and devising new ways to fuel our cars and trucks with new sources of clean energy - like advanced biofuels and natural gas - so drivers can one day go coast-to-coast without using a drop of oil." Obama recorded the address at the Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Ill., where on Friday he delivered a speech calling on Congress to establish the energy security trust, an initiative setting aside $2 billion for energy research in technologies that will help decrease the country's dependence on oil. But while the president advocated for more spending on energy research, Ryan used the Republicans' weekly address to lay out his budget blueprint and to call on the president to work with Republicans to achieve a balanced budget and rein in spending. "President Obama and Senate Democrats say they want a 'balanced approach' to our fiscal issues, but their budgets never balance - ever. Instead, they want to raise taxes to fuel more spending," said Ryan, who chairs the House Budget Committee. "Today, we invite President Obama to do what President Clinton did - to work with Republicans in Congress to balance the budget. He can join in the effort or he can choose the status quo. But he must choose." Ryan unveiled his balanced budget plan, called "The Path to Prosperity: A Responsible, Balanced Budget," earlier this week. Ryan's plan aims to cut spending by $4.6 trillion by 2023, repeal the president's health care plan, simplify the tax code into two brackets and cut Medicare and federal pensions. "If we take these steps, our economy will grow, our country will regain confidence and we will reignite the American dream," Ryan said in the address. "All we need is leadership. We owe the American people a responsible, balanced budget. It's not fair to take more from families just to spend more in Washington."

Created by: vacpl4fun1962
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Guess the Budget is not important. Let's see how we can spend more money.

Following the first energy speech of his second term, President Obama promoted new energy spending in his weekly address Saturday while Republicans looked to the budget in an address delivered by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
The president noted the increase in gas prices in recent weeks and cited the problem as a "reminder that we need to do more."
"We went through another spike in gas prices, just like last year and the year before that," Obama said in his address. "It happens every year. It's a serious blow to your budget - like getting hit with a new tax coming right out of your pocket. But the only way we're going to break this cycle of spiking gas prices for good is to shift our cars and trucks off of oil for good.
"I'm proposing that we take some of our oil and gas revenues from public lands and put it towards research that will benefit the public, so that we can support American ingenuity without adding a dime to our deficit," he said. "We can support scientists who are designing new engines that are more energy efficient; developing cheaper batteries that go farther on a single charge; and devising new ways to fuel our cars and trucks with new sources of clean energy - like advanced biofuels and natural gas - so drivers can one day go coast-to-coast without using a drop of oil."
Obama recorded the address at the Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Ill., where on Friday he delivered a speech calling on Congress to establish the energy security trust, an initiative setting aside $2 billion for energy research in technologies that will help decrease the country's dependence on oil.
But while the president advocated for more spending on energy research, Ryan used the Republicans' weekly address to lay out his budget blueprint and to call on the president to work with Republicans to achieve a balanced budget and rein in spending.
"President Obama and Senate Democrats say they want a 'balanced approach' to our fiscal issues, but their budgets never balance - ever. Instead, they want to raise taxes to fuel more spending," said Ryan, who chairs the House Budget Committee. "Today, we invite President Obama to do what President Clinton did - to work with Republicans in Congress to balance the budget. He can join in the effort or he can choose the status quo. But he must choose."
Ryan unveiled his balanced budget plan, called "The Path to Prosperity: A Responsible, Balanced Budget," earlier this week. Ryan's plan aims to cut spending by $4.6 trillion by 2023, repeal the president's health care plan, simplify the tax code into two brackets and cut Medicare and federal pensions.
"If we take these steps, our economy will grow, our country will regain confidence and we will reignite the American dream," Ryan said in the address. "All we need is leadership. We owe the American people a responsible, balanced budget. It's not fair to take more from families just to spend more in Washington."

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User Details are only visible to members.	Vacp: Your wealth is built off the backs of welfare. You accept money for repairs of cars which are owned by people on welfare. The companies you work for couldn't operate without cheap goods made by companies paying other companies reduced prices thanks to outsourcing which creates the need for more welfare. Your wealth is derived only from the tax payer.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Be sure and sprinkle some of that special Republic-con Party earmark seasoning on your beef or pork; and don't forget to send a prayer request to the Republic-con Party's favorite living spiritual legend, Welfare Queen Michelle Bachman in Lake Elmo. Republic-cons love their sacred pork fat and Queen.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Firing up the grill now. Like I said hard work pays off in the end. :)
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User Details are only visible to members.	Vacp: Good for you... You like giving your tax money to the oil industry when they aren't paying their fair share of the taxes which we have given them a break on sense the seventies. Guess what? It has been nearly 40 years, time for the free give mes to big companies to stop. If you haven't noticed, we are living under the sequester and all gifts are entitlements and all tax breaks are gifts.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Hell Robert I am having a nice big Filet, baked tater and some veggies later today. Nice outside so we are having a little get together and having some good food and some nice wine. Life is good. We are able to do this because we worked hard early in life and can sit back and enjoy it now.
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User Details are only visible to members.	The oil and gas industries don't need to be subsadized by the American tax payers. Those special tax breaks ought to be cut as these industries are proving to have surpluses in their incomes. More over I say all tax cuts ought to be ended, this is sequester time... A time of famin and starvation, it is time the wealthy experiences this hunger.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Guess the Budget is not important. Let's see how we can spend more money. Following the first energy speech of his second term, President Obama promoted new energy spending in his weekly address Saturday while Republicans looked to the budget in an address delivered by Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. The president noted the increase in gas prices in recent weeks and cited the problem as a "reminder that we need to do more." "We went through another spike in gas prices, just like last year and the year before that," Obama said in his address. "It happens every year. It's a serious blow to your budget - like getting hit with a new tax coming right out of your pocket. But the only way we're going to break this cycle of spiking gas prices for good is to shift our cars and trucks off of oil for good. "I'm proposing that we take some of our oil and gas revenues from public lands and put it towards research that will benefit the public, so that we can support American ingenuity without adding a dime to our deficit," he said. "We can support scientists who are designing new engines that are more energy efficient; developing cheaper batteries that go farther on a single charge; and devising new ways to fuel our cars and trucks with new sources of clean energy - like advanced biofuels and natural gas - so drivers can one day go coast-to-coast without using a drop of oil." Obama recorded the address at the Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Ill., where on Friday he delivered a speech calling on Congress to establish the energy security trust, an initiative setting aside $2 billion for energy research in technologies that will help decrease the country's dependence on oil. But while the president advocated for more spending on energy research, Ryan used the Republicans' weekly address to lay out his budget blueprint and to call on the president to work with Republicans to achieve a balanced budget and rein in spending. "President Obama and Senate Democrats say they want a 'balanced approach' to our fiscal issues, but their budgets never balance - ever. Instead, they want to raise taxes to fuel more spending," said Ryan, who chairs the House Budget Committee. "Today, we invite President Obama to do what President Clinton did - to work with Republicans in Congress to balance the budget. He can join in the effort or he can choose the status quo. But he must choose." Ryan unveiled his balanced budget plan, called "The Path to Prosperity: A Responsible, Balanced Budget," earlier this week. Ryan's plan aims to cut spending by $4.6 trillion by 2023, repeal the president's health care plan, simplify the tax code into two brackets and cut Medicare and federal pensions. "If we take these steps, our economy will grow, our country will regain confidence and we will reignite the American dream," Ryan said in the address. "All we need is leadership. We owe the American people a responsible, balanced budget. It's not fair to take more from families just to spend more in Washington."
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