You now how Republicans are always saying how they support small business.

But only in theory.

The failed Republican Presidential candidates have left a trail of small businesses in a lurch across the county.  Michele Bachmann rented golf carts to ferry around supporters in Iowa and the guy who owns the golf cart company is still waiting to be paid.

Other Republican contenders such as Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum owe even more; their campaigns are $4.85 million and $1.69 million in the hole, respectively, according to their most recent federal campaign reports.

You know, the fiscal conservatives.  The talkers.  The guys who say we shouldn’t have a national debt.

“Sadly, we haven’t reformed the bankrupt tax-and-spend policies that we decried [through] Ronald Reagan some decades ago,” Bachmann said at a National Press Club speech in July 2011. “We have merely replaced them with a new and insidious scheme called borrow-and-spend.”

Turf Cars owner Cal Campbell says the Bachmann campaign left the golf carts on campus with the keys inside. “When we went to pick them up, they were destroyed,” he said.

Newt Gingrich will pay his Tiffany’s bill but not the services of a small business he owes.  That’s the way Republicans are.

I want you to listen to me because I am right about this.  You know how the Republicans say they want to balance the budget and pay off the national debt?  Honey, they are all George W Bush.