Cut taxes for everyone. Cut spending on everyone. It's called limited gov't. Try it. Founders came up w/it. It's pretty cool.
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Justin Amash (@repjustinamash) December 29, 2012
It’s this kind of crazy talk that was apparently responsible for Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.) getting the boot from the House Budget Committee. After weeks of fiscal cliff nonsense, it’s nice (and almost shocking) to hear a conservative approach to government articulated so clearly.
He didn't invite me. Sorry. “@NickNorton3: @repjustinamash at least the President is at the negotiating table. Where are you?”—
Justin Amash (@repjustinamash) December 29, 2012
Uh oh. It’s an ideological throw-down from Minnesota state representative (and Matt Damon stunt double) Ryan Winkler.
@repjustinamash Founders did not define liberty as the absence of government, nor as a simple inverse scale. GOP has become a cartoon.—
Ryan Winkler (@RepRyanWinkler) December 29, 2012
We don’t recall Amash calling for an absence of government, but the absence of leadership in Washington is definitely not cool.




















