Getting Desperate?

This is simply dishonest editing.  Here is the entire answer. (H/T Here)

 HORN: “My words – exact words were that I support across-the-board cuts. Our government is too big. It is too bloated. It is too expensive. And every program and department out there should be on the table to be looked at for waste, abuse, fraud, redundancy. And where it exists we have got to cut it. We are living in incredibly dangerous times and that danger comes primarily from the, uh, position we’ve put ourselves in as a nation because of our spending. You know, the Department of Defense – one of the actual Constitutional responsibilities of our federal government is to protect and defend the nation. We must fully fund our military efforts especially (inaudible) but that doesn’t mean we should be spending $1,200 for a toilet seat. I think there is some common sense that has to be brought to the table. What we DON’T need in Washington are folks who keep telling you over and over again, ‘Vote for me cause I already know how to manipulate the system.’ We need people in Washington who understand that the system is broken and it needs to be fixed.”

Comments

[Steven J. Connolly]

It would appear that Guida has thrown in his lot to Charlie Bass. Not a bad political move for a candidate that was in a losing position almost from the dead start. I can see Guida doing quite well in a policy level position in Washington, D.C.

Maybe the next elected Congressman might be willing to help him with this.