Spendthrift politics questioned in 1959 editorial
The December 3 1959 issue of the Ter Observer from Lamar Burleson Texas carries a political ad and editorial attacking federal spending. It cites annual deficits, debt levels, and pork barrel bills with figures from 1955 1959 and criticizes Congress for inflationary policy. It singles out a Congressman for votes on appropriations and veto overrides. May 1 election referenced as inopportune chance to replace spendthrift officials.
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