(CNN) - Never mind that visit to the Statue of Liberty in New York City. Forget visiting Independence Hall in Philadelphia. And that hiking adventure at Yellowstone National Park? It might not happen.
If Congress doesn't pass a spending bill by midnight tonight, many travelers will quickly start feeling the impact of the impasse.
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Tourists will feel the effects of the national parks closing, and so will the many small business that rely on them. So will the prospective home owner who's looking for a government backed home mortgage.
So will the miscellaneous bureaucrat who's trying to make a car note, a mortgage, and feed his family. His credit rating will suffer when he makes a late payment or two. And, so will far too many people for this aging brain to estimate.
A shut down will cost the state I live in (Arizona) $1.7 million a day in lost tourist revenues just for closing the Grand Canyon. All of the federal parks in AZ. bring in $2.7million a day. Thanks, GOP- that accomplished a lot!
The GOP serves The Koch Brothers; not you. Vote them ALL out!
pay for them with some of the $50-100 billion of waste, fraud and abuse in the medicare system.
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pay for them with some of the $50-100 billion of waste, fraud and abuse in the medicare system.
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Oh yeah....We need to fix that since that started the moment Pres. Obama took office. You have been of your meds for so long, your psychosis is covered under Obamacare as a pre-existing condition. Good thing for you, we have help for you. Now go lay down and let the adults handle it from here.
just asking wrote:
pay for them with some of the $50-100 billion of waste, fraud and abuse in the medicare system.
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Unfortunately, Republicans don't want to cut waste, fraud and abuse in Medicare. They'd rather simply cut spending.
The GOP doesn't want National Parks , PBS , Education or Science.
They only want to exploit recourses and people for the good of the corporations share holders .
Who will profit off of a government shutdown ?