So we are about eight weeks into the B. Hussein Obama presidency. In his first hundred days:
- Obama has crashed the stock market (losing more value than the 9/11 attacks caused)
- Nominated a bevy of tax evaders to cabinet positions
- Proposed a budged that will create budget deficits four times greater than the combined deficits of all prior Presidents
- Asked for $900 million to be given to Arab terrorist organizations, while
- Proposing that our injured war veterans pay for their medical treatment out of pocket.
- In the middle of the worst recession since Jimmy Carter, Obama has proposed the economy-killing cap and trade scheme and sent the bumbling Timothy Geithner to Congress to argue for it
- Announced a scheme by which hard working taxpayers pay the mortgage payments of people who should never have been given a mortgage in the first place
- Announced another scheme by which hard working taxpayers absorb all the bad debt held by banks
- Supported a new marginal tax rate of 92%
- Has openly spoken of regulating the salaries of bankers like some Stalinist dictator.
For the benefit of this nation, Barak Hussein Obama’s term as president cannot end soon enough. God save the United States from this radical Communist.
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Sunday, March 22, 2009
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Red Alert -- John McCain
I hear rumblings that John McCain - RINO-AZ is stumping against "excessive" pay for individuals. This sounds like the same John McCain who believes there is such a thing as an "obscene profit."
Markets, boards, and shareholders set pay standards, not the government, except in Communist governments. Sounds like John McCain is getting comfortable with the concept of government control of wages, which means he is comfortable with the kind of socialism that crushes individual rights and control of one's own destiny. McCain has a habit of being anti-liberty and overly controlling. There appears to be no real choice in this year's presidential election.
Markets, boards, and shareholders set pay standards, not the government, except in Communist governments. Sounds like John McCain is getting comfortable with the concept of government control of wages, which means he is comfortable with the kind of socialism that crushes individual rights and control of one's own destiny. McCain has a habit of being anti-liberty and overly controlling. There appears to be no real choice in this year's presidential election.
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