Super Debt Committee Receives Plan For $2 Trillion in Savings

Fax sent to Congress today:                                      October 26, 2011
 To: Sen. Patty Murray, Co-Chairwoman Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction; Sen. Max Baucus of Montana; Sen. John Kerry; Sen. Jon Kyl of Arizona; Sen. Pat Toomey; Sen.Rob Portman and
Rep. Jeb Hensarling, Co-Chairman Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction; Rep.Fred Upton; Rep. Jim Clyburn; Rep. Dave Camp; Rep.Xavier Becerra; Rep. Chris Van Hollen.

Re: Something both Democrats and Republicans can agree on at the Super Committee
Save $200 billion dollars a year, right now, and save $2 Trillion in ten years.
  Medicaid beneficiaries unharmed.
The winners: The Super Committee, USA taxpayers, California and 24 other States, NY State's local taxpayers
The losers: crooked state employees, other Medicaid fraudsters/profiteers.
Score unchanged: Medicaid recipients

Dear Congressional Super Debt Committee:

    It's been reported you can't find common ground on cuts and that lobbyists of all kinds are lobbying you.   I'm an unpaid lobbyist for the People both Democrat, Republican, Tea Party and Occupy.   My proposal has been submitted to you earlier and it lowers Medicaid spending, cuts out the Fat Cats feeding on Medicaid, doesn't harm Medicaid needy recipients, shifts responsibility and expenses for Medicaid enforcement to the States.   The details have been spelled out for you in several faxes to your Committee, other Congressional committees and members of Congress in the following 8 faxes with links to them at my blog post site:
1.  Congressional Super Debt Committee Receives Plan to Reduce Medicaid by $2 Trillion Dollars Without Harming Beneficiaries

2. New York's Non-Profit Fat Cats Fatten On Medicaid And Contribute To Cuomo

3. Super Debt Committee Sent A Fat Cat Medicaid Diet Program And Special Prosecutor Called For

4. Congress Asked For Special Prosecutor To Replace Eric Holder Prosecuting NY Medicaid Fraud

5. The Ready To Go Democrat And Republican Debt Reduction Which Cuts $200 Billion This Year

6. Real Debt Cuts Ready To Go Today; $200 Billion This Year; $2 Trillion In Ten Years; Both Democrats And Republicans Can Support.

7. Deal With Debt Limit With $200 Billion A Year In Real Cuts In Medicaid Which Don't Hurt Beneficiaries

8. Save $2 Trillion Dollars In Federal Budget Right Now And Let Eric Holder Fumble Later With NY State Medicaid Fraud

     So your Super Committee knows and lots of other committees in Congress and Congressmen know of this proposal.  You have lots of independent data supporting the proposed savings available in the links within the above faxes.
    
Solution: 1. Let the States rein in their own Fat Cats, nepotism, and the one half million dollars and higher paid executives feeding on public funds covered up with a non-profit label.
2. Save $200 billion dollars a year, right now, and save $2 Trillion in ten years.

       In addition, the Super Committee can require all fraudulent prior Medicaid payments to a State to be first deducted from present payments.   The Super Committee kicks out the rich fat cats, saves $2 trillion dollars in ten years and succeeds.    

Sincerely yours,

CuomoTARP.blogspot.com

Andrew Cuomo's Business Friendly Puff Pieces Fizzle As Reality Closes In

 Oh what a tangled web we we weave, when first we practice to deceive ~ Shakespeare

    Andrew Cuomo's business friendly with no tax increases puffing is about to burst.   His lackeys got puff pieces in the Wall Street Journal describing Cuomo as a “national spokesman for fiscal sanity” and in the National Review entitled “Cuomo the Conservative”  Abraham Lincoln has some timeless advice for Andrew, "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you can not fool all of the people all of the time."

   As of January 21, 2011, New York State, one of 30 States, borrowed $3,343,758,375.70 from the federal government for paying Unemployment Insurance.  Six States, Maryland, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee and Texas, have repaid their loans in full.    And since Cuomo didn't budget for this in his budget, he must be planning to pass it through to NY businesses. From NY Dept. of Labor, "the number of private sector jobs increased 1% by 70,800," or the number of private sector jobs in New York is 7,008,000. Dividing $3,343,758,375.70 by 7,008,000 means an average $478 per worker is due from employers. Is this NY as business friendly?

       Did Cuomo fool his conservative/tea party supporters by having only a property tax cap passed by his request in the NY Senate?    Not really, when "UNYTEA’s Board of Directors has voted unanimously to endorse Governor Cuomo’s proposal for a 2% cap on property taxes, but only if it is accompanied by mandate relief."

        Ian Welsh describes Cuomo and his cronies as "the people who hollowed out the US economy and caused the financial crash don’t pay the price of their evil, but in fact stay in charge of society despite causing a Depression and being  bankrupt."   Welsh asks, "Andrew Cuomo: stupid or evil?"   It doesn't matter, because he won't continue to fool people for much longer.   It's Cuomo's M.O.


     Will new business delight that Cuomo's budget is smoke and mirrors and has ignored over $10 Billion in deficit in addition to the $10 billion that Cuomo claims and that the pension books are cooked.   Or that, Cuomo proposes to "eliminate a $10 billion dollar deficit without raising taxes or borrowing" and then he is borrowing $5.6 Billion dollars.

    Bob Brinker, this weekend, after hearing of all the great retirements for government employees, now recommends that people move out of the high tax States with cooked Pension books.     Who's going to be left to pay for Cuomo's plans?  Medicaid recipients, government workers?   So the advice for residents of  budget challenged States is dump their bonds and move out. 

      Did Andrew believe he'd escape the message of the  Handwriting on the Wall?

 

The party's over; the government fed pigs must removed from the trough; and the piper must be paid