President Obama tells us that there is a clear choice in our upcoming election.
Boy howdy, he is not kidding.
Since the mainstream media will not do their job, concerned citizens embark on the task themselves.
Enter Peter Schiff, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Euro Pacific Capital, who got to know some of the delegates and guest at the Democratic National Convention.
Grab a chair, and get a load of this:
If these folks were in charge, we would hit the wall economically in short order. They are, and we have.
The level of stupidity by these folks on how commerce and free markets operate is simply stunning.
For example, corporations are indeed people.
In fact, just earlier this morning, I collected a portion of a rental obligation owed me for the month of September. Legally, since all the rent could not be paid, I could file for eviction on Monday morning, which is what a corporation, one without owners with compassion, would do.
However, I am the corporation, and I will give the tenant a few extra days to come up with the remainder of the obligation owed, assuming some risk for doing so.
Some the folks interviewed want there to be no profits. This, of course, would destroy any incentive to produce privately. Governments could force production of products, but that is communism where independent initiative and dreams are nullified.
We cannot allow these imbeciles to outnumber us at the voting booth in November.
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Sunday, September 9, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
The Ghost Factor
Bill O'Reilly must have seen a ghost. In fact, a slew of Americans are seeing ghosts.
O'Reilly, beyond fashionably late to the damage being caused by the Obama regime, unloaded on Obama in his Talking Points Memo last night on The O'Reilly factor on the FOX News Channel.
Gateway Pundit has analysis on the must see segment, presented below:
Although Obama holds himself in the highest of regard, the economic statistics of the Obama tenure, across the board, paint a grotesque picture of failure. The Keynesian economic model has failed again, although it can be strongly argued Obama is intentionally crashing the system in an effort to create a socialist utopia of governmental control of the corporations and individuals.
This is far from the Reagan mandate of free market capitalism and entrepreneurship, creating an incentivized work force adhering to morality, hard work and competition. Reagan operated with four pillars of of a strong economy; sound money, tax cuts, job creation and limited government regulation, taxes and spending. During the Reagan administration, over 20 million jobs were created.
If Obama wanted to get America back to work, he would follow the blueprint for success provided by Reagan. Instead, Obama happily presides over an America in economic decline. In many ways, we are seeing the ghost of 1980. Certainly, Mitt Romney is no Ronaldus Magnus, but has a measurable amount of previous business success. Obama has proven economically inept, and given his record operates with communistic processes.
America should hear loudly the words presented by Ronald Reagan in his inaugural address in 1980, which are quite relevant today.
It is a time for choosing America. A society based on entitlements which rob individuals of their identity and hope crushing the entrepreneurial spirit, or restricting punitive tax and regulatory burdens, unleashing competition providing a platform from which Americans have the economic freedom to pursue the grandest of dreams.
Free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. Government is not the solution to our problems, but is in fact the problem.
O'Reilly, beyond fashionably late to the damage being caused by the Obama regime, unloaded on Obama in his Talking Points Memo last night on The O'Reilly factor on the FOX News Channel.
Gateway Pundit has analysis on the must see segment, presented below:
Although Obama holds himself in the highest of regard, the economic statistics of the Obama tenure, across the board, paint a grotesque picture of failure. The Keynesian economic model has failed again, although it can be strongly argued Obama is intentionally crashing the system in an effort to create a socialist utopia of governmental control of the corporations and individuals.
This is far from the Reagan mandate of free market capitalism and entrepreneurship, creating an incentivized work force adhering to morality, hard work and competition. Reagan operated with four pillars of of a strong economy; sound money, tax cuts, job creation and limited government regulation, taxes and spending. During the Reagan administration, over 20 million jobs were created.
If Obama wanted to get America back to work, he would follow the blueprint for success provided by Reagan. Instead, Obama happily presides over an America in economic decline. In many ways, we are seeing the ghost of 1980. Certainly, Mitt Romney is no Ronaldus Magnus, but has a measurable amount of previous business success. Obama has proven economically inept, and given his record operates with communistic processes.
America should hear loudly the words presented by Ronald Reagan in his inaugural address in 1980, which are quite relevant today.
It is a time for choosing America. A society based on entitlements which rob individuals of their identity and hope crushing the entrepreneurial spirit, or restricting punitive tax and regulatory burdens, unleashing competition providing a platform from which Americans have the economic freedom to pursue the grandest of dreams.
Free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity. Government is not the solution to our problems, but is in fact the problem.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Romper Room Regulators
Provided you were not disciples of Cloward and Piven, in thinking about the juvenile economic actions that have taken place during the Obama administration, you would think a bunch of kindergartners were running things.
That reminded me of when Alex P. Keaton stumbled upon such activity:
While it is always good to get some good laughs, the economic status of our nation is quite serious. We have to conclude that Obama and his team are not village idiots, so therefore, the actions must in fact be well organized. These people think you are stupid, and feel they are far more equipped intellectually to run your life for you.
After all, Obama did say he would transform America. From the greatest, most prosperous country on the planet to what exactly? As the anti-Colonialist Obama is, that is to bring America down to equal economic levels with those countries he thinks we stole wealth from. A global transfer of wealth.
It has to be very clear to any who can engage in comprehension what is happening, and given the conclusions, Obama must be defeated. While apparent GOP nominee Mitt Romney has a boat load of issues, he is a very successful business man and is and never has been a communist.
That reminded me of when Alex P. Keaton stumbled upon such activity:
While it is always good to get some good laughs, the economic status of our nation is quite serious. We have to conclude that Obama and his team are not village idiots, so therefore, the actions must in fact be well organized. These people think you are stupid, and feel they are far more equipped intellectually to run your life for you.
After all, Obama did say he would transform America. From the greatest, most prosperous country on the planet to what exactly? As the anti-Colonialist Obama is, that is to bring America down to equal economic levels with those countries he thinks we stole wealth from. A global transfer of wealth.
It has to be very clear to any who can engage in comprehension what is happening, and given the conclusions, Obama must be defeated. While apparent GOP nominee Mitt Romney has a boat load of issues, he is a very successful business man and is and never has been a communist.
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