Another argument I've got with Kasich

I guess this is all one has to say:

"COLUMBUS — Republicans on Thursday ratified Gov. John Kasich’s plan to quadruple Ohio Turnpike debt......."

Read more at http://www.toledoblade.com/State/2013/03/01/House-OKs-1-5B-plan-for-turnpike-borrowing-bill-expected-to-get-to-Kasich-s-desk.html#cYHjZu7Y5V1oOCrT.99

We are going to borrow money now against future tolls on the Ohio Turnpike.

Why?  To get matching money from the funny money feds...........when we already have this money in the "rainy day fund".  Why mortgage the future when you can pay as you go?

The Ohio Republican Party is making the democrats look like fiscal conservatives.  I'm really believing that they have completely lost touch with reality.

It's not just the federal government that is having a mill stone of debt around our kid's necks, it's also the majority Republicans in Ohio.  Yes, the same ORP that decries Obama's federal debt and deficits.  They are not really serious about cutting spending, just gaining points when the democrats are the ones spending.

I'm so sick of every primary/election cycle hearing the GOP/ORP saying  one or all of the following:

• "vote for us, we want to spend slightly less than the democrats"
• "vote for us, we are less liberal than the nasty democats"
• "vote for us, we aren't for gay mariage....yet"
• etc, etc..

Things from which revolutions are made

So, California voters overwhelmingly voted to not allow "gay marriages". (A perversion of the English language along being perversion in and of itself) The vote was to amend their Constitution, which was approved by the voters.

Now, an appointed un-elected, judge overthrows the will of the people. A "judge" has decided, on his own, to disregard the view of the majority of the voters of California. He also, more importantly to me, wadded up their Constitution and threw it in the trash. If one section can be overturned by an idiot in a robe the entire document means nothing.

Lack of knowing what the laws / rules are lead to anarchy.

Disregarding the expressed will of the people and overturning written law has led to revolutions in the past. If the government can't abide by the rules, maybe it's time for some Jeffersonian revolution again.