The “Tea Party”, is sometimes portrayed as being
somewhat unconcerned with the problems of the needy. It’s more than likely that
most “Tea Party” children can ride a bike, proving some of them (Tea Party)
will help the needy under “certain circumstances”.
The folks on the “Left”, or as I like to call them
“Robin Hoods”, are criticized for spending too much of the taxpayer’s
money providing “entitlement’s”, or whatever the word of the day for
them is. It’s likely that Robin Hood also directs attention and priority
towards his favorite “certain circumstances”.
Is there some ground that can be shared between these
positions? There seems to be resources stored up over on Boardwalk and Park
Place that might be available under “certain circumstances”.
Truly, many efforts by Robin and the gang are certainly noble
but come on. What’s the sense of creating a perfectly “Green” planet
if you can’t sit around a tax-free smoky campfire to enjoy it?
There’s a cost to doing business, whether it’s environmental
or economic.
It’s time to put away the funny hats and get real.
It’s time to go to work.
