Guy Benson Recommend this article     On one side of the aisle,
we have Republicans asserting that we have a spending problem.
 On the other, Democrats insist that we have a revenue problem
-- and that the outlays side of the equation isn't really about
excessive spending, per se.  The facts unambiguously demonstrate
that conservatives are correct, and that liberals are either
projecting deliberate dishonesty or dangerous self-delusion.
 What's especially mystifying is some powerful liberals'
propensity to repackage the nation's spending problem as some
other malady.  President Obama calls it a "healthcare problem."
 (Well, yes, Mr. President; and a driving component of that
problem is that we spend too much on healthcare, and that
problem is getting worse, not better -- despite your ritual
promises during the Obamacare debate).  In this interview,
Pelosi labels the issue a "budget deficit problem."  (Well, yes,
madam leader; our budget deficits are projected to remain
perilously and historically high because