Emily Ekins Says Americans Want Spending Cuts on Freedom Watch
Emily Ekins, Reason's polling director, talks about the new Reason Rupe Public Opinion Survey on Freedom Watch.
Ekins explains that Americans primarily want to cut spending, not raise revenue, to deal with the debt crisis.
The Reason-Rupe survey is online here and here (pdf).
About 3.30 minutes.
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A) Emily Ekins is pretty hot.
B) The gentleman in the video looks a lot like Blind Lemon Jefferson.
"The gentleman in the video looks a lot like Blind Lemon Jefferson."
- The Rutles taught me everything I know.
If he was blind he'd have Matt or Nick on.
Heh +10
What the hell kind of screen cap is that??
Emily wants to cut the Judge's budget?
I just want to point out that after reading the thread where MNG says it would be a good idea to take someone working 60 hours/week to job share with another person (each now working 30 hours/week is really just a form of forced theft. Or as Obama said to Joe the Plumber "spread(ing) the wealth around.
What a socialist cunt.
Yes, Americans primarily want to cut spending. However, it is only a minority that want to reduce deficits solely by way of spending cuts.
"Ekins explains that Americans primarily want to cut spending, not raise revenue, to deal with the debt crisis."
It's almost as if you didn't RTFA
The implication is that cutting spending is the priority. Which...everybody already knew. That's not news. What is news is that a majority of Americans want those spending cuts to come in conjunction with a revenue increase, which is vehemently opposed by congressional Republicans. On this issue Democrats are not out-of-sync with public opinion; Republicans are.
Ekins is way hotter than Ekans.
I just want to point out that after reading the thread where MNG says it would be a good idea to take someone working 60 hours/week to job share with another person (each now working 30 hours/week is really just a form of forced theft. Or as Obama said to Joe the Plumber "spread(ing) the wealth around.
Yes, Americans primarily want to cut spending. However, it is only a minority that want to reduce deficits solely by way of spending cuts.
Sure, Americans would love to cut spending, now ask them where we should cut.
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