Posted on 14 April 2009. Tags: ACORN, anti-tax protests, backing bank loans, bailout, balance sheets, banking, banks, Big Brother, big government, bonds, budget, capital, career, CFA, CFA study program, charter, Chartered Financial Analyst, competitive, congress, contraction, Crash Proof, Credit, debt markets, deflation, depression, earning potential, eco-nomics, economic growth, Education, exam, FDIC, federal, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, financial crisis, fiscal policy, free choice, green jobs, inflation, labor market, leftists, Level 1, liberty, mandates, monetary policy, money supply, nationwide, No Child Left Behind, Obamanomics, offshore, outsource, peter schiff, Peter Schiff predicts crisis, President Obama, presidential budget, progressive taxes, propaganda, protectionism, public education, recession, Rob Viglione, school vouchers, skepitcal about green jobs, socialism, Spanish study, stipulations, stock market, stress tests, strings attached, TARP, tax policy, taxation, Tea Party, Tim Geithner, toughen standards, Treasury, unemployment, velocity of money
Nationwide anti-tax protests staged for April 15th tax day-rumors abound that leftist group ACORN intends to crash events, Obama administration readying to disclose results of bank stress tests, revisions to No Child Left Behind on the Obama agenda-prepare to see pervasive federal mandates in education, FDIC helps banks raise $300 billion through unregulated channels, Congress looks set to let D.C. school voucher program expire next year-Big Brother not prepared to let parents choose how to educate their own children, Spanish study casts skepticism on economic value of government creating green jobs… Continue Reading
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Posted on 26 February 2009. Tags: bank nationalization, banking, barack obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, bloggers and unions join forces, budget deficit, capitalism, Citigroup, climate change, collectivism, communism, cut spending, cut taxes, debt, democrats, Education, emperor, environmental regulations, federal budget, federal role in education, finance minister, free America, free enterprise, freedom, global warming, government runs economy, Health Care, Israel, King, leftists, liberal bloggers, liberal candidates, Obama king, President Obama, prime minister, Rex obama, Rob Viglione, royalty, smaller government, socialism, Socialist, taxing the wealthy, Treasury Department, universal health care
Obama spells clear shift to Socialism in budget, Israel does the opposite and pushes for spending cuts, lower taxes, and smaller government; U.S. moves to increase ownership of Citibank 30% to 40%, bloggers and unions join forces to push Democrats further to the Left, Congress makes health care top priority, Congressmen treat Obama like king, waiting 12.5 hours just to shake his hand…just the latest in your Freedom Under Fire Report! Continue Reading
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Posted on 16 February 2009. Tags: American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, bridges, capitalism, caste system, CNN, competition, congress, corporate taxes, Economics, federal handouts, free markets, free trade, freedom, globalization, governor, health information technology, house, how to see beyond the fluff, infrastructure, Japan, labor market, laws, leftists, Mark Sanford, modernize the power grid, obama, Paul Begala, Politics, prevent states and cities from laying off teachers and cops, regulations, renewable energy, roads, Rob Viglione, Senate, socialism, South Carolina, stimulus bill, taxes, trade, unemployment, unemployment insurance, Usa, ward of the federal government

CNN contributor, Paul Begala, attacks South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford in this commentary, claiming that if Sanford disagrees with federal spending plans he should not accept federal money. According to Begala, with all the money South Carolina receives in federal aid, the state is literally a “ward of the federal government.”
Note the two personal attacks on Sanford: this is routine operating procedure for leftists. If you cannot debunk the ideas of your competitor, attack the person and dance around the subject, trying to make the ideas sound ridiculous without actually addressing them: Continue Reading
Posted in Economics, Politics