I want individuals across the fruited plain to all be champions, forging their own path unencumbered by a controlling government.
She is an arrogant hypocrite, an intellectual progressive operative with disdain for the blue collar working families she professes to support, an individual who dreams of squelching free markets through taxation and regulation championing crony capitalism in support of self promotion and her political advocates all the while welcoming opportunities to abuse power.
"Why aren't I 50 points ahead, you might ask" pontificated the arrogant Hillary Clinton, no doubt stunned by recent polling numbers.
Could it be America sees you accurately as a liar, an architect of organizing through bullying the political landscape and a progressive aiming to implement a socialist structure while undermining American power and exceptionalism?
Further, might they astutely envision you as an intellectual progressive operative with disdain for the blue collar working families you profess to support, an individual who dreams of squelching free markets through taxation and regulation championing crony capitalism in support of self promotion while welcoming opportunities for you and your political advocates to abuse power?
And those working families you reference? 94 million people are underemployed while nominal income has been stagnant during Obama's two terms.
Additionally, it should be noted those living in right to work states have economically outperformed those in structured environments you favor, demonstrating your economic idiocy.
I could go on, and on, and on, and on, and......................
As the 2016 election approaches, we note that a much larger portion of the electorate than participated in the 2008 election will be younger voters who have little or no recollection of the history of Hillary Clinton.
Therefore, with the education of our younger friends in mind, we will continue to do our part to present them with commentary and evidence of who Hillary Clinton really is; an intellectually elite individual with a long history of conspiratorial dishonesty.
As we previously posted, Hillary is an arrogant hypocrite, an intellectual progressive operative with disdain for he blue collar working families she professes to support, an individual who dreams of squelching free markets through taxation and regulation championing crony capitalism support of self promotion and her political advocates all the while welcoming and and all opportunities to abuse power.
Unfortunately, we have an extremely serious economic problem that is a massive ball and chain on the ankle of American commerce. In addition, President Obama not only knows this and is not informing you, but he is complicit in orchestrating it.
The markets are currently rigged, with the politicians in charge, most notably President Obama and Massachusetts Senatorial candidate Elizabeth Warren and advocate for the creation of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, running at the mouth about how we need further market regulation.
Of course, under Obama's crony capitalism, we are not enforcing current laws when it comes to the financial markets and are allowing thieves to abscond with billions. See former New Jersey Governor, and Democratic bundler for Obama, Jon Corzine, of MF Global.
Although they say they are not, the FED is monetizing the debt, punishing savers. Banks are flush in cash, and are not lending. They sense something bad coming, and do not want risk extended in the upcoming environment.
Doug Dachille of First Principles Capital Management joins Joe Kernan on CNBC's Squawk Box to discuss QE3, the mortgage market and price distortion. Take a listen:
The FED should raise rates immediately and effort to strengthen the dollar, and quit pushing a string of failing central planning programs. As Reagan said, government is not the solution to the problem; government is the problem.
With a Romney victory, the FED will promptly effort to pull back the extension of capital within the market, puncturing the propped up market averages.
At this point, real value will be learned, improper market manipulation by The FED should cease with Bernake being fired and risk can be measured adequately.
We might have DOW 8000, but it will be real and we will have a solid basis to operate from. This will be much better than the crony capitalism and market manipulation we are currently dealing with.
The Gaffmaster, Vice President Joe Biden, is really struggling for friction out on the campaign trail. Recently, his rhetoric has been so far off the mark, Sarah Palin thought he might should be replaced on the ticket with Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani thought he might not have the mental capacity to be President God forbid he should have to.
These recent gaffes even have the American Crossroads PAC out with a fresh new ad, which not withstanding the comedy, identifies a very sad situation.
There is no question Joe Biden is not among the critical thinkers of our day, surely is not well read and seems to lack intellectual curiosity, which may be a result of being a lifelong politician. But is Biden really this idiotic, or is he using distractionary moves complicit in an often utilized Obama administration tool of creating distractions in an effort to conceal the real goings on?
Take a close listen to Biden during his "chains' remark, which set off a major firestorm:
Did you catch what I did? No, it is not that he is talking about the help needed from the crowd in Virginia to help win North Carolina.
Biden described a potential Romney administration would unchain Wall Street, allowing them to write their own rules. One could suggest that this is simply another in a long line of the misrepresentation of the facts, but for team Obama, but that would be masking the truth. After all, it is Obama and the Democrats that are ignoring the rule of law and allowing banks to engage in theft without fear of prosecution.
On the same day Biden was seemingly wrestling with reality, a report surfaced that in aftermath of financial fallout over the bankruptcy of MF Global, formal charges against CEO Jon Corzine and other MF Global executives are not expected. Corzine, the former Governor of New Jersey, Goldman Sachs CEO and high ranking Democrat bungler with strong ties to the Obama administration, is alleged to have commingled account funds with house funds and lost it all betting on European arbitrage. In other words, he engaged in theft of customer money.
Ann Barnhardt, a former independent introducing brokerage company who shut down her cattle futures business after she deemed integrity in the futures market was lost, has long predicted Corzine would walk away scott free. She was right.
If an enforceable rule of law is not present in our capital markets, which have a major moral component, at the brokerage level, then at some point, perhaps during a crisis, no dollar is safe.
It is bad enough that folks in high places like Corzine get away with this type of theft, but to have the administration, who through the likes of Solyndra and numerous examples of crony capitalism has rewarded friends and supporters with tax dollars, run off at the mouth about how it is the Republicans that allow white collar law breakers to escape the grip of the rule of law is farcical and shameful.
While the mainstream media appropriately hammers Biden on his "chains" remark,insensitive at best to our fellow black Americans, nobody seems to have caught the Obama-Biden team in a situation in which they are not simply misrepresenting the truth, but lying to your face about a enforcing the rule of law in an arena that is the center of the financial crisis our country has been languishing in.
Obviously, the Obama administration actions does not match their rhetoric, and the horrendous results that they now fully own are nothing short of abysmal. With nothing to run on or with, you might think they could at least acknowledge some level of truth, but no such luck.
Their lies are right out in front for all of the electorate to see; in plain sight.
BAHL is a REALTOR, Real Estate Investor and Residential Real Estate Appraiser in Orlando. He holds a BS degree in Economics from Florida State University.
