Each American child owes $5,000 to Republican deficit

Although I agree with this echo letter published in the Tulsa World of Oklahoma, the author, Bob Pezold, of Tulsa, omits the words that refer directly to the (rich) Grand Old Party (GOP) and the name "Republicans", from his narrative.  

So, I added them in italics. 

The GOP administration’s tax proposal is predicted to add roughly $5,000 to each of your children's share of the national debt, and who knows how much to the share to be borne by your grandchildren. Green Country residents have the following congressional delegation to thank for that:

Sens. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) and James Lankford (R-OK) and Rep. Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) and Rep. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK).

Give them a call and say, “Thanks, my kids and grandkids really appreciate your attention to their future hopes.” You’d gladly mortgage your kids' future for more money for corporations and the 1 percent, right? Isn’t a win for President Trump and the GOP more important than the future of our kids and grandkids? Of course. That kind of loyalty is a badge of honor for all middle-class Republicans, isn’t it?

But if you’ve thought about it and aren’t sure it was a good idea, your only alternative is to vote for someone other than one of those four (Republican) people.

It's the Republican tax cuts for the rich plan!

But don’t vote for someone just because of party. Make sure that your candidate supports repeal of the parts of the administration’s Republican tax plan that add to the national debt. 

And then make sure, at the ballot box, that your candidate keeps his word. Not like Rep. Mullin (R-OK), but one who actually understands what commitment means, and will keep it.