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Obama and the Dummycrats have never met one of your tax dollars they didn't want to spend.

The party of dough needs to learn how to say no and the scientific community is united in that fact.

The man who's administration told us unemployment would rise no higher than 8%, last figured at 9.5%, is mad that CONgress has yet to authorize borrowing $34 billion to fund another extension of unemployment benefits.

Since 2008, Congress has boosted unemployment insurance from the usual 26 weeks to as much as 99 weeks for people in the worst-hit states. The standard payout is funded by a tax on companies in most states. But extensions aren't, and various extensions since 2008 have added at least $65 billion to the national debt.

Turns out Obama needs to be mad at the man in the mirror, as he added to the unemployment rolls by tens of thousands when his auto task force pressed General Motors and Chrysler to close scores of dealerships.

“It is not at all clear that the greatly accelerated pace of the dealership closings during one of the most severe economic downturns in our nation’s history was either necessary for the sake of the companies’ economic survival or prudent for the sake of the nation’s economic recovery.”

How does this man have any credibility on anything?