After seeing the length of the final health care bill that just passed, it prompted me to do some quick research. This isn’t a debate about the healthcare bill that just passed Congress. That dead horse has been beaten already. What concerns me as much as what the bill says, is the length of the [...]
Continue Reading...Wow, this is a real eye-opener to say the least. The White House is attacking the Fox News channel because their commentators and news people criticize the president’s stance and actions. Funny thing is, the Fox News channel is more unbiased than any news channel on the TV today. Take a look yourself….you’ll see more [...]
Continue Reading...Actually, no…….no we do not. There is no law stating that we are obligated to pay as U.S. citizens. Instead, it’s based on voluntary participation. However, the federal government would have you think otherwise when they threaten to throw you in jail for failing to file your income tax return. This movie is a must [...]
Continue Reading...Amen sister! This is obviously a dated video, but the point made is a damn good one none the less. Legislators, listen up!
Continue Reading...According to Senate majority leader Harry Reid, paying taxes is voluntary. Anyone care to put this theory to the test?
Continue Reading...I caught a program over the weekend on the History channel that compared our current economic condition to teh Gread Depression. The show made a case for the current government involvement in the economy (bailouts) by referencing the lack of government involvement in the early days of the Depression. I tend to disagree with this [...]
Continue Reading...In these times of bailouts and economic woes, a money management site has put the national debt into terms the avarage family can understand. As the article states, “Mortgages aside, 43% of US households spend more than they earn in a year”. This is a scary stat in and of itself. However, the US government [...]
Continue Reading...Beyond bailouts, Washington has a nice track record for rewarding failure. Let’s take a look at Jamie Gorelick who is on the short list to be the next attorney general. Gorelick earned an estimated $26 million serving as vice chair of Fannie Mae from 1998 to 2003. In 1998, according to the Washington Post , [...]
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