Tim Phillips Recommend this article  “We need a balanced
approach.” How many times have you heard that poll-tested line
from Obama? Unfortunately, the President’s rhetoric doesn’t
match his actions. Only four weeks after raising taxes on the
majority of Americans, the President wants to raise taxes again.
Predictably, his definition of balance means more taxes right
now in exchange for soaring rhetoric about cutting spending that
is backed only by accounting gimmicks and broken promises.  No
issue is a greater threat to our economic prosperity than
government overspending – a lopsided imbalance that has led to
over $146,000 in debt per American taxpayer. In the coming weeks
Americans have three crucial opportunities to make our voices
heard and put the brakes on big-government expansion.  The first
opportunity will come with the “sequestration" spending cuts
you’ve heard about in the news.  Here’s what that means: the
President and Congress promised spending cuts as part of the
last debt limit deal in 2011. T