...who's gonna pay?
The answers varied a little. Defense should be cut at the national level, said one, and our state prison system should be reformed.
Taxes should go up was a common answer. Of course, taxes could go up and up and up and still not cover the debt we've already accumulated and the spending levels we're used to.
There were a lot of lockstep chants at the protest and signs that said stuff like "Welcome to Cairo;" not a lot of real solutions. For years, we've preferred to pass our solutions 20 or 30 years down the road.
Who's gonna pay?
I wish that tall guy in the red jacket had put that on the sign he attached to his child - maybe the answer, too. I wish that instead of using their children as props, the parents would just fess up and be honest with their kids and say, "Who's gonna pay? You are."
My methods are new and are causing surprise: To make the blind see I throw dust in their eyes --The Song of the Cheerful (but slightly Sarcastic) Jesus by Oliver Joseph St John Gogarty
Monday, February 21, 2011
Mike Nichols: It's time for a little honesty about who will pay the bill
Mike Nichols in Madison at the State House noting the protesters' use of kids as props,
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