> the question this hour, will president obama get serious about the deficit when he presents his budget next week? a vanishing a"> > the question this hour, will president obama get serious about the deficit when he presents his budget next week? a vanishing a" property="og:description"> > the question this hour, will president obama get serious about the deficit when he presents his budget next week? a vanishing a">
for "the cafferty file." >> the question this hour, will president obama get serious about the deficit when he presents his budget next week? a vanishing america is the way this letter was signed. doesn't matter whether he gets serious or not, massive cuts in all government agencies are necessary and congress will never do anything that will address the root of our financial problems. thomas jefferson thought there were too many parasites riding on the backs of the productive in his time. wonder what he'd say if he was around today. john in alabama, i think president obama wants to get serious about the deficit but it's hard to do when the republicans want to give tax cuts to billionaires like bill gates and warren buffett. if everyone were serious about the deficit there would be no tax cuts for anyone. greg write, most people would think getting serious about deficit reduction means the president would act quickly and decisively to reduce it. not this president. he keeps piling on more debt and blaming everyone else for it. wake up, taxpayers, you're being scammed.