The primary cause of our economic crisis? Liberal social engineering by Democrats! Both funny and maddening, they're getting away with blaming it on Bush! Video Collection: The current economic crisis and housing quagmire can be thrown squarely at the feet of the democrats. Watch how liberal democrat policies, legislation, arrogance, and political obstruction tanked the economy of the U.S., and is endangering the financial systems of the entire globe. Quite an accomplishment!
The Economic Crisis Dissected Freedomworks.org A superb breakdown and timeline! To understand today's financial crisis, you must understand the long history of government interference and subsidies for housing and housing debt. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
The House Republican economic plan provides a superior vision to the liberal Obama fiasco Heritage Foundation The House Republican blueprint provides a strong contrast to President Obama's plan to saddle Americans with historic tax increases, runaway spending, and a doubling of the national debt. It would rein in spending, simplify taxes, and lessen the debt burden on American families. This plan also confronts the long-term costs of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid. It should be taken seriously by anyone concerned with rising government spending and debt. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Budgets should focus on tax cuts and LESS spending Heritage America is currently in the midst of a terrible economic crisis. This is not the time to raise taxes on anyone. Higher taxes on small businesses and higher taxes on investment capital are policies that would weaken the economy under any circumstances. Cutting taxes on ALL businesses stimulates hiring and investment, and is PROVEN to increase tax revenue to the government! . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
The Real Culprits In This Meltdown From INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY Big Government: Barack Obama and Democrats blame the historic financial turmoil on the market. But if it's dysfunctional, Democrats during the Clinton years are a prime reason for it. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Just As Guilty Ted Nugent - Human Events American Cannibal Rats Run Amok. Elected bandits such as Sen. Dodd and Rep. Frank have gotten away with the crime of the century. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
America at Work From City Journal - Guy Sorman The U.S. economy and its spirit of enterprise still set the pace for the world. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
We Don't Need Another War on Poverty From City Journal - Steven Malanga Obama may claim to be advancing a twenty-first-century agenda, but his ideas about combating poverty and aiding cities ignore the lessons of the nineties' reformers and remain firmly mired in the War on Poverty's vision of cities as victims. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
New World Financial Order From Human Events - Oliver North For the last seven years, according to Congressman Jim Moran, "we have been guided by a Republican administration that believes in the simplistic notion that people that have wealth are entitled to keep it." Actually, that "simplistic notion" has been the lynchpin of the American system of free enterprise for the past two centuries. It has served to make the United States the most bountiful, wealthy and charitable nation on earth. Yet, Moran says that system "doesn't work in the long run." My fellow Americans, welcome to the long run. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Meltdowns and Myths: Did Deregulation Cause the Financial Crisis? From the Heritage Foundation - James L. Gattuso Easy answers are seldom correct ones. That principle seems to be at work as the nation struggles to discover the causes of the financial crisis now rocking the economy. Looking for a simple and politically convenient villain, many politicians have blamed deregulation by the Bush Administration. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Stocks in the Crapper after Obama Addresses the Drones February 25th 2009 - story from Reuters Stocks fell on Wednesday as President Barack Obama's first address to Congress shed little new light on how he plans to stabilize the economy and shore up banks, and gloomy home sales data fed the negative sentiment. Obama said in his speech on Tuesday night the United States would emerge stronger from the ongoing crisis, but investors found little in what he said to spur buying after the market's rebound on Tuesday from 1997 lows. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Surviving economic meltdown in the age of Obama - How to thrive by following top book on wealth, debt, investing - the Bible From Whistleblower Magazine Because the establishment press largely embraced Obama and avoided reporting his negatives, it also, for the same reason, publicized almost nothing about the true causes of America's unprecedented financial problems: government policies, and specifically Democrat policies. "SURVIVING MELTDOWN" sets the record straight on the causes of the nation's s economic "black hole," but that's just the beginning. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Let Detroit Go Bankrupt From MITT ROMNEY - New York Slimes IF General Motors, Ford and Chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye. It won't go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed. Without that bailout, Detroit will need to drastically restructure itself. With it, the automakers will stay the course -- the suicidal course of declining market shares, insurmountable labor and retiree burdens, technology atrophy, product inferiority and never-ending job losses. Detroit needs a turnaround, not a check. . . . READ IT AND COMMENT
Your MC - Rob Stanley
For the last seven years, according to Congressman Jim Moran, "we have been guided by a Republican administration that believes in the simplistic notion that people that have wealth are entitled to keep it." Actually, that "simplistic notion" has been the lynchpin of the American system of free enterprise for the past two centuries. It has served to make the United States the most bountiful, wealthy and charitable nation on earth. Yet, Moran says that system "doesn't work in the long run." My fellow Americans, welcome to the long run. . . . 
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