Jeff Duncan: “I pointed out that Newsweek magazine said a little over a week ago that if we enacted everything that the President has…”

“I pointed out that Newsweek magazine said a little over a week ago that if we enacted everything that the President has promised in the last few days, we would have a $2.3 trillion shortfall in the next 15 years and totally really wreck our good economy. But I mentioned a column that I want to include in the Record by nationally syndicated columnist Charley Reese, and I want to read a portion of that column at this time. He said after the State of the Union in his column: So, starting with two lies, the President then proceeds to spend a nonexistent surplus stretching 15 years into the future. Even if this year's surplus were real, there is no way to predict that the surpluses will continue for 15 years into the future. That is pure fantasy. The President's promising this and promising that, all financed by a nonexistent future surplus, is a perfect example of demagoguery. Furthermore, everything he proposed, except spending more on defense, is unconstitutional. Yes, I know that nobody pays any attention to the Constitution except lawyers trying to get around it, and so forth. But he continues in this column, Mr. Reese does. He says: It's dismaying that more people can't see through this thinly disguised con game Washington politicians are playing. All this amounts to is blatant vote-buying, as corrupt as if they were standing outside the voting booths, stuffing $20 bills into people's pockets.”