Kyl Claims The Ryan Budget Is Not 'Radical' Because It Adds To The Deficit--But Is This The GOP's Idea Of Fiscal Responsibility?

(h/t Heather of VideoCafe) I had to listen to this clip of Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Arizona, who joined Eric Cantor earlier last week and bailed on the debt-ceiling negotiation, several times to convince myself that I was actually hearing what I thought

By Nicole Belle

06/27/11 01:00 pm

that's not true).

Sorry, but what Kyl blabbered on about (and Wallace let him) *is* precisely a seriously radical idea of how to fix this economy, in that it won't fix anything.

Or maybe since Bernanke's warning that spending cuts in the near term were dangerous for the weak recovery was too obtuse for him to understand, Kyl needs a more remedial explanation of the economy.

THE GOP/RYAN BUDGET PLAN IS WILL HURT THIS COUNTRY, ECONOMICALLY, FISCALLY, EMOTIONALLY, PHYSICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY BECAUSE IT IS A FUNDAMENTALLY UN-AMERICAN PLAN.

Any questions, Kyl?

Kyl Claims The Ryan Budget Is Not 'Radical' Because It Adds To The Deficit--But Is This The GOP's Idea Of Fiscal Responsibility?

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