From time to time, I think it is worth listing a question or two that we will never hear from the main stream media. Here is the first in the series:
We will never hear the main stream media ask president Obama this quesition: "Mr. president, you have said that the upcoming sequestration spending reductions will prevent the federal government from carrying out all sorts of its activities from meat inspections, to airport screenings, to military engagements, to protection by first responders like firemen and police. Could you explain why these reductions in federal activity will be necessary even though following sequestration the federal government will still spend at least $15 billion more in this year than last year and even though spending on the war in Afghanistan will be greatly reduced as a result of the force reductions in that country?
Just once, I would like to hear Obama try to answer this question while keeping a straight face.
We will never hear the main stream media ask president Obama this quesition: "Mr. president, you have said that the upcoming sequestration spending reductions will prevent the federal government from carrying out all sorts of its activities from meat inspections, to airport screenings, to military engagements, to protection by first responders like firemen and police. Could you explain why these reductions in federal activity will be necessary even though following sequestration the federal government will still spend at least $15 billion more in this year than last year and even though spending on the war in Afghanistan will be greatly reduced as a result of the force reductions in that country?
Just once, I would like to hear Obama try to answer this question while keeping a straight face.
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