A Budget That's Not Pro-Life

Father Thomas Kelly from Elkhorn, Wisconsin narrates an ad explaining how the cuts in Rep. Paul Ryan's budget plan hurt children, seniors and families -- that's not pro-life.

The ad is sponsored by NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby and the New Evangelical Partnership for the Common Good

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[unclelight]

Thanks to liberal policy the world economy is crashing. We must do two things to stop the meltdown NOW!!! Firstly, we need to raise all payroll taxes 10% for one year. We also need to stop (right now) wasteful handout programs like medicare, social security, unemployment,, etc. and lower the minimum wage to $2/hr so we can compete with China for jobs. I will work with Boehner, Ryan and my other republican colleagues and take immediate action on these proposals. God bless the GOP!

[tbwil11]

Father Thomas Kelley wants you to give your coat to Caesar because in his mind free will or charity doesnt enter into the teachings of Christ, his interpretation of the Christian faith is "from each according to his means, to each according to his needs.

[usucdik]

@rororhythm Please get a clue. You know who misplaced that money? Bush did. They literally airlifted money into Iraq, and amazingly enough the Bush team screwed up. Big surprise.

The government has the most saturation ability for social programs, and they don't take profits off the top. Yes they do it best.

Fannie and Freddie is its own problem, but most of what happened leading up to 2008 was allowed through deregulations that were too lax on banks and lenders.

The postal service does fine.

[Phalinex]

Ryan's pro life agenda ends at birth. Then his Koch funded pro corporate anti society agenda kicks in.

[usucdik]

@1776iscoming Typical deflections. Poor guy can't handle the "teabagger" moniker that they themselves decided to use. And how would I be involved? Another stupid attempt to reverse roles, but you're just lame and brainless.

All you can is personal insults, like claiming I'm on welfare. All you do is try to debase programs that help families when they are in need. It's shameful that you think it is a bad thing.

[Vetwolf13]

Thanks to liberal policies America can no longer afford to pay for medicare, social security, unemployment and many other services. We also need to lower the minimum wage to $2/hr in order to compete with China and bring jobs back home. Fiscally responsible conservatives like Paul Ryan and John Boehner know this and are currently

working to end these wasteful handout programs and bring the minimum wage down so that America can be great again. God bless the GOP

[1776iscoming]

@usucdik

First, man do you know how ignorant you guys sound by calling people "teabaggers", that means that you are the recipient, you are the ones getting teabagged. But maybe that's something you guys enjoy, more power to ya. Like I said, be an example and give more of your income to your god, the federal government. Until then, don't expect people to pay for your welfare and food stamps.

[usucdik]

@1776iscoming So basically you're just a moron. Fact is that the government does it best. The people individually would be ineffective, to say the least. That is why many of the programs formed in the first place.

The teabaggers are just anti-tax anarchists that don't give a shit about anything but their own bank account, and they don't realize that everyone's standard of living goes up with social programs. Teabaggers don't even have to be poor, they are just mad their lives hit a dead end.

[scotmcdougall]

@rororhythm why would you even say that? You sound slow.

[Wrenchbender412i]

Republicans aren't pro-life. They are pro-birth. After that, it's "Welcome to the ownership society. You're on your own."