Excuse me? At first, I wasn’t sure about this and didn’t really read the article.
But Instapundit’s Glenn Reynolds boiled it down to the summary that really got my attention.
Crossing the line for sure. My question is, whose heads are going to roll for this unwarranted intrusion?
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Education, Ethics, Rights
Tagged Control, controversy
Like we needed more proof.
Okay, so here you go.
A good history of this as explained by Doctor Zero in his article on Green Death.
We should all remember this.
“No Profit for US in Oil.” Is that the new (or not) battle cry for the Democrats?
But they raised the debt ceiling by how much?? They willingly spent just one-third (so far) of the $787B Stimulus package so far. Where did that one-third go? And what about the rest since they can’t stop talking about a second (no, that’s a Jobs bill)?
I could go on. But I am sure you get the point. Congress and the Administration have very little, if any, math and budget skills.
Since they won’t listen to us, we have to turn them out.
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Energy, Ethics
Tagged Control, Fraud, Incompetence, Jobs, Profit, Transparency, Truth, Unemployment
If you were hit by a car and sent to the hospital with a broken knee, one would think you could expect some sympathy (and probably more than that) from the driver of the vehicle.
Don’t you think so?
But apparently not in D.C., from a State Department vehicle and driver.
Instead, the police are called to deliver a charge of jaywalking to Jim Treacher (a false charge, according to witnesses) while he is still in the hospital. Listen to Tucker Carlson’s interview on Red Eye about this.
I don’t believe this blogger (well known) was ‘targeted’, but the action on the part of the State Department is absolutely reprehensible.
Today, Barack Obama had the gall to lecture America on politicians who, “Talk the talk but won’t walk the walk on fiscal responsibility.”
The height of hypocrisy.
In the meantime, I must manage my monthly budget frugally to ensure I can pay the monthly bills as well as plan (set aside unspent funds) for future, necessary bills and expenses.
Why doesn’t The President and Congress get that?
Probably because the POTUS now blames Bush (again) for his $1.3T deficit (that we know was created by the overspending POTUS). Sheesh.
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics
Tagged Fraud, Incompetence, Transparency
And we thought that problem was solved. Guess again.
To add to the list of outrageous earmarks in Obama’s fiscal 2011 budget, it appears left-wing activist groups including ACORN, the embezzlement-prone, voter-registration-fraud-plagued community organizing group, are eligible to receive up to $3.99 billion in taxpayer-backed slush money.
The President spins this like no tomorrow. Honesty appears to be out the window.
From the post:
A filibuster is the successful use of 41 or more votes to prevent the closing of debate. There wasn’t a single filibuster in 2009. Not one.
Fifty-three cents on the dollar? More than half?
Well, here’s the article and Poll that says so.
Now, keep this in mind when realizing how much the government has recently been spending and raising our debt limit …
Posted in Corruption, Deficit, Economy, Ethics
Tagged controversy, Fraud, Incompetence
For the first time by any administration in memory, the Obama budget forecast rejects the Medicare Trustees’ projections for long-run healthcare cost growth. Why would the White House do this?
Read the whole thing. The 2011 Budget has rigged the Healthcare economic assumptions.
Posted in Constitution, Corruption, Deficit, Ethics
Tagged Fraud, Healthcare, Incompetence, Transparency
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