http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/11/13/weekinreview/deficits-graphic.html?choices=zzxk56j0
CHECK THIS OUT FRIENDS.... FIX TRHE BUDGET MESS....TO BAD WASHINGTON HAS NO DSPINE OR GUTS !!!!
Monday, November 15, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Of missiles & money - don’t ask, won’t tell
Of missiles & money - don’t ask, won’t tell
" A person of normal sensibilities would have to be intellectually numb, overly medicated or otherwise too preoccupied with keeping food on the table and the proverbial wolves from their door not to realize that there is something very, very wrong going on today. "
" A person of normal sensibilities would have to be intellectually numb, overly medicated or otherwise too preoccupied with keeping food on the table and the proverbial wolves from their door not to realize that there is something very, very wrong going on today. "
Monday, November 8, 2010
A Challenge to Tea Party Elected Officials by James Ostrowski
A Challenge to Tea Party Elected Officials by James Ostrowski
" HUD has destroyed many urban neighborhoods and replaced them with gigantic Soviet-style public housing projects that are breeding grounds for crime and despair. In many cases, such as in my hometown of Buffalo, neighborhoods were destroyed and replaced by nothing! At 19:52 of The Incredible Bread Machine, Rothbard does a stand-up routine (sitting down) on how the federal bulldozer destroyed more housing units than HUD built. Billions of HUD development funds have been wasted (of course) and funneled into payoffs to contractors who kick back donations to keep the slimeballs in power. In Buffalo, about $556,000,000 was spent in recent years and it’s difficult to figure out where it went other than patronage jobs. HUD helped cause the mortgage meltdown by subsidizing mortgages that credit-unworthy home buyers could not afford. HUD is a poor manager of its properties, many of which are decaying and many of which have already been demolished. HUD has been called "the worst landlord . . . in the United States. "
" HUD has destroyed many urban neighborhoods and replaced them with gigantic Soviet-style public housing projects that are breeding grounds for crime and despair. In many cases, such as in my hometown of Buffalo, neighborhoods were destroyed and replaced by nothing! At 19:52 of The Incredible Bread Machine, Rothbard does a stand-up routine (sitting down) on how the federal bulldozer destroyed more housing units than HUD built. Billions of HUD development funds have been wasted (of course) and funneled into payoffs to contractors who kick back donations to keep the slimeballs in power. In Buffalo, about $556,000,000 was spent in recent years and it’s difficult to figure out where it went other than patronage jobs. HUD helped cause the mortgage meltdown by subsidizing mortgages that credit-unworthy home buyers could not afford. HUD is a poor manager of its properties, many of which are decaying and many of which have already been demolished. HUD has been called "the worst landlord . . . in the United States. "
Sunday, November 7, 2010
John Boehner's 'GobGop' Plan to Sell Out the Tea Party in 2013. It Will Begin in January 2011. by Gary North
John Boehner's 'GobGop' Plan to Sell Out the Tea Party in 2013. It Will Begin in January 2011. by Gary North
Why it is that Americans continue to be enslaved by a monstrously bloated, monopolistic government that plunders every productive person in the society mostly for the benefit of the state’s corporate benefactors and its supportive welfare state parasites ???
" Boehner shilled for Hank Paulson and Goldman Sachs by begging the Republicans to vote for the $750+ billion Big Bank Bailout in 2008. Watch his emotional performance here. "We just have to do it!" No, they didn't. Ron Paul told it straight. He is no GobGop."
Why it is that Americans continue to be enslaved by a monstrously bloated, monopolistic government that plunders every productive person in the society mostly for the benefit of the state’s corporate benefactors and its supportive welfare state parasites ???
" Boehner shilled for Hank Paulson and Goldman Sachs by begging the Republicans to vote for the $750+ billion Big Bank Bailout in 2008. Watch his emotional performance here. "We just have to do it!" No, they didn't. Ron Paul told it straight. He is no GobGop."
Saturday, November 6, 2010
2 billion more reasons for fury
2 billion more reasons for fury
no matter what the expressed purpose may be, there has never been such an extravagance in White House history! At a time when this nation is drowning in unpayable debt, when 15 to 20 million Americans are either flat out of work or underemployed, when millions of families are desperate to keep their heads above water and hold on to their homes, when school systems are crying for more money to properly educate our kids, when Fed Chairman Bernanke is printing up billions and billions of paper money backed by nothing, and the United States is technically bankrupt – how can there be any justification at all for such a pompous display of hubris?
no matter what the expressed purpose may be, there has never been such an extravagance in White House history! At a time when this nation is drowning in unpayable debt, when 15 to 20 million Americans are either flat out of work or underemployed, when millions of families are desperate to keep their heads above water and hold on to their homes, when school systems are crying for more money to properly educate our kids, when Fed Chairman Bernanke is printing up billions and billions of paper money backed by nothing, and the United States is technically bankrupt – how can there be any justification at all for such a pompous display of hubris?
Voices of the great unwashed
Voices of the great unwashed
Obama has not connected with popular discontent. "A lot of people have never been to Washington or New York," he notes caustically, "and they feel people there are so out of touch. When you're unemployed and you're sitting in your living room and you hear the president say, 'You don't understand what the problems really are – you're just scared,' that makes people really, really angry."
Obama has not connected with popular discontent. "A lot of people have never been to Washington or New York," he notes caustically, "and they feel people there are so out of touch. When you're unemployed and you're sitting in your living room and you hear the president say, 'You don't understand what the problems really are – you're just scared,' that makes people really, really angry."
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