The Real Issue That Can Turn Congress Upside Down in November

Matt Towery at townhall.com makes a great point that Obamacare’s worst aspects won’t kick in until well after the elections November. That makes Obamacare less scary So we need other issues:

First, there's the massive acceleration in future debt that we've seen during the last year under the Democratic administration. Now add the assorted other programs that have yet to be introduced that will lead to even more debt…

Next, remind people that virtually every major federal government program ever implemented has ended up costing much more than initially thought. When Medicare was passed in the 1960s, it was estimated that it would cost $12 billion per year by 1991. Wrong. By 1991 it had reached $107 billion

Then it will be time to tell the public who holds so much of our currency: China. Follow that with the news that many experts predict a housing and economic bubble-burst in the near future.

So who get’s stuck?

It will be the average person who will bear the brunt of paying government debt…The way to go instead is to make vivid to Americans the reality of what is most threatening to them: a deep and sustained reach into their wallets. Read more…