libertyandfitnessforall:

the-voodoo-blue-fj-that-cruises:

the-forward-observer:

tuckfheman:

The Fed thinks this is funny

It is funny in a sad, sad, way.

How long has our money been colored?  Is it possible that the Fed was doing it first?

I don’t think we had colored money until the major redesign in the early 2000’s. I doubt we were doing it before the game. 

So sad on so many levels. 

MSNBC ANCHOR’S ‘EASY’ SOLUTION TO ENDING POVERTY: ‘GIVING PEOPLE MONEY’

And where would this magical money come from? Taking it by force from people who work is not the answer.

I swear progressives need to take an economics class.

FINANCIAL GUN CONTROL? GE CAPITAL QUIETLY CUTS OFF LENDING TO GUN SHOPS

How about no more loans to General Electric.

I need to learn how to make vacationing a permanent job.

I GOT IT! I could run for President. He takes perpetual vacations. I know what I must do. lol

We need means testing. How can a guy who makes $380,000 in a year get social security? I know he paid in, but where’s that generosity liberals are always talking about?

Guess that only pertains to OTHER people’s money.

Obama to propose $100M for brain-mapping research

More money we don’t have for things we don’t need. 

I’m all for research, but when you are $17 trillion in debt I don’t think the government should be propping it up. Let the private sector do it. If there is a need then it will happen.

STORE’S NEW POLICY WILL CHARGE CUSTOMERS $5 FEE FOR DOING SOMETHING PRACTICALLY EVERYONE HAS DONE AT SOME POINT

Imagine walking into a store, not to purchase anything, but to browse for future purchases or to just pass the time. Then imagine being in said store and being told that you owe a $5 “just looking” fee.

That’s exactly what Celiac Supplies, a gluten free grocery store in Brisbane, Australia, intends to do to combat shoppers who browse but don’t buy.

And that will be a store I no longer shop at. 

COLORADO SHERIFF SAYS DEMS ARE USING SALARY THREATS TO PRESSURE SHERIFFS TO SUPPORT GUN CONTROL BILLS

One Colorado sheriff is claiming that Democrats are pressuring pro-gun sheriffs in the state with tactics he think border on extortion.

In a radio interview with KVOR on Saturday, El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa said he received an email last week with a threat to stop or stall pay raises to the state’s elected sheriffs if they don’t support Colorado’s pending gun control legislation.

The email, sent from the offices of the County Sheriffs of Colorado, “basically said, Dem. leadership is very upset with the sheriffs and their opposition to the gun control bills,” Maketa said.

He claimed it said the Democrats were threatening to delay legislation that would give the sheriffs a long-delayed pay raise if they continue to speak out against the new push for more gun control laws.

DUMB, DESPERATE OR GOOD IDEA? CALIF. COUNCILMAN PROPOSES EMAIL TAX TO KEEP POSTAL SERVICE FUNDED

*FACEPALM*

They couldn’t repeal the crap congress passed back in 2006 that siphons billions from the post office’s bottom line… no, let’s tax more! 

How much you wanna bet this councilman is a liberal?

WHITE HOUSE EMAIL: THE SEQUESTER NEEDS TO BE AS PAINFUL AS WE SAID IT WOULD BE

Yes, let’s hold the American people hostage as we manufacture another crisis! 

Gettin real tired of your crap DC.

7 SMALL BUSINESSES TELL US HOW OBAMA’S CALL FOR AN INCREASE IN MINIMUM WAGE WOULD AFFECT THEM: ‘BAD, BAD, BAD’

REPORT: TOP 20% TO PAY NEARLY 72% OF 2013 FEDERAL TAX BURDEN

Where’s that “fair share” everyone keeps talking about?

GERMANY DECIDES TO BRING GOLD STORED IN U.S. & FRANCE BACK HOME

SURPRISE! THE PAYROLL TAX HIKE OBLITERATED AN ENTIRE YEAR’S WORTH OF WAGE GAINS

“Elections have consequences… you get what you vote for.”

U.S. SENATE PASSES ‘FISCAL CLIFF’ BILL, IT’S NOW UP TO THE HOUSE TO PASS OR REJECT THE DEAL

“Income taxes go up for individuals making over $400K,” writes ABC News’ Jonathan Karl, “40% Estate tax kicks in at $5 million, indexed for inflation.”

“Tax rates on cap gains and dividends go to 20 percent — permanently,” he adds.

Another part of the deal involves delaying the automatic spending cuts that were scheduled to take effect on Jan. 1.

“Two month delay in the fiscal cliff spending cuts intended to give Congress more time for more comprehensive measure,” reports CBS News’ Mark Knoller.

However, it should be noted that postponing the automatic spending cuts (i.e. the “sequestration”) for two months means that they will come up again for debate just as we again turn our attention to the debt ceiling.

“The US debt will now remain unchanged until the next ‘deal’ since debt ceiling was just breached,” writers at Zero Hedge note.