Pelosi questions whether U.S. Army vet is on 'Team America

Because Republican Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas suggested the sequestration cuts might actually be a good thing for the country, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi suggests he may be a Russian spy or a North Korean operative.  Whatever he is, he's not a patriotic American.

After the president's State of the Union address, Rep. Pompeo told Politico that such spending cuts are a "home run."  He later expanded on his remarks: “I said that the sequester is a home run not because it is good politics, but because it begins to put America back on the right fiscal track," he said. 

During a press briefing Thursday, Pelosi criticized such thinking as inherently un-American.  “Democrats — we want solutions, Republicans want sequestration,” Pelosi announced. “Some of them have even called it a 'home run.' That doesn’t sound like anybody on Team America if they think sequestration’s indiscriminate, mindless cuts across the board are a home run.”

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As the Washington Examiner's Joel Gehrke points out, Rep. Pompeo graduated first in his class from the United States Military Academy at West Point before serving “as a cavalry officer in the U.S. Army, leading troops as they patrolled the Iron Curtain before the fall of the Berlin Wall.”

On what "team" would you say Pompeo is fighting?