Congress wants $33 Billion supplement for Afghanistan War

American taxpayers can't afford the endless occcupations of Afghanistan and Iraq. We've already borrowed over $1 trillion and sacrificed over 5,535 soldiers.

Sorry, but with Triliions of dollars of debt and no way to finance the wars, we have no other choice but to say No to more money for the wars. That is unless the American people agree to start paying for the wars with a special War-Tax.

The American people do not get it, they don not understand that we have Triliion dollar debts BECAUSE of the un-funded wars that Bush started but did not come close to finishing.

A vote for NO for more war supplements is a vote YES for reducing the red ink in which our country is drowning.

The Number of the Day

Apart from the human toll, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have cost $768.8 billion and by the end of this fiscal year (October 2010) the price tag will approach $1 trillion. The new 30,000 troop surge is expected to add another $30-$35 BILLION.