No problem. I’m not here to belittle or talk down to anyone. I’m 29 and didn’t really get into politics until I was 24, so I understand. Nothing wrong with that. :P

1. The stimulus bill. This bill was created with creating jobs in mind. The administration (Obama) and Congress said it was full of “shovel-ready” jobs and would put America back to work. They wrote it up, took it to committee and voted on it in such little time that most admit they never even read it. In reality, this bill created very few jobs and the ones that it did create cost nearly $2 million each to the taxpayers. It also funded “junk” programs such as studies into how long a shrimp could run, the mating habits of mice and even sent million overseas to non-American companies. Many who voted for it now admit it did little to nothing to help the economy and create jobs, but we are still paying for it. (fyi, it cost a total of about $1.4 trillion)

2. The omnibus. It was another bill that spent about $400 billion all around the country in hopes of, again, creating jobs. It too was filled with pork spending and junk programs. It was passed with very little debate and many who voted for it didn’t even read it (again).

3. Obamacare. This, as you probably know, is President Obama’s signature legislation. It is supposed to provide healthcare and insurance to those who normally could not afford it. Sounds great. In reality it enacts numerous new taxes on the medical industry, fines you if you decide to not buy insurance and is projected to cause healthcare premiums to go up 100 - 400%. On top of all that it is not even going to provide everyone with healthcare or insurance. It too was never debated or read before it was passed.

Together, those 3 bills (among MANY others) are costing the American public billions and that number continues to grow. Most of the regulations needed to implement Obamacare aren’t even written yet and many experts say the only way for it to work is to raise taxes on everyone.

Of all the problems with Obama (and America in general), the debt is our biggest and could even compromise our national security.

Anyways, hope this helps. :)

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.

The liberal goal over the fiscal cliff is not taxes and revenue. That is a clever excuse for their true goal, the military. Liberals have been trying to cut the military for years with little success. If they force us over the fiscal cliff then they get 60 years of their agenda in the blink of an eye.

All of this AND they will be able to blame the Republicans. For the liberal progressives in our government, this is a win/win.

Get it together Republicans, you are falling for a pretty simple ruse.

NUMEROUS CITIES INSTALLING LISTENING DEVICES ON BUSES TO EAVESDROP ON PASSENGERS — AND THE FEDS ARE FOOTING A LOT OF THE BILL

The Obama family spent about $1.4 billion last year. I know alot of that is for security and Air Force 1, but still… damn.

LIMBAUGH CALLER TELLS RUSH: GLENN BECK’S BOOK ‘BROKE’ WOKE ME UP

If you were listening to Rush Limbaugh’s radio show on Thursday, you might have noticed an advertisement of sorts for Glenn Beck’s book “Broke.” Not a paid advertisement, that is, but rather the best kind: an honest testimonial.

That’s because a caller by the name of Rick from Calif. appeared on the show and admitted that only now, at the age of 45, he’s realizing that all those government programs, hand outs, and promises aren’t free.

“I’ve finally woken up to the fact that money isn’t free,” he admitted. After a slightly flabbergasted Limbaugh — flabbergasted that it took so long for Rick to realize this — engaged him in an explanation, Rick went on to say what led to the epiphany.

“This might be a little bad,” Rick said sheepishly (realizing he was about to plug another radio host’s book on Limbaugh’s show), “it actually has to do with a book I read by Glenn Beck. The book he wrote, ‘Broke,’ was such an eye-opening thing.”

He added that before the book, he had never understood where the money for grants, student loans and the like came from.

“I never really associated it with people’s taxes and coming out of the general fund or anything. You just think, ‘Oh yeah, oh, government money. Okay, the government has a surplus or something. Or there’s just extra money they’ve set aside.’”

“I just woke up. And I should have listened to my dad a long time ago,” he later admitted.

You can listen to the intriguing call below via Daily Rushbo

nomosshere:

If You Give A Democrat A Cookie

anyonebutobama:

Obama’s jobs plan in action.

Kinda reminds me of FDR’s crappy policies and outcomes.

Mr. President, you have added $6 trillion in 3.5 years… how is that a spending cut?

american-exceptionalism:

What is wrong with you? I have cut back and so has alot of America, why can’t you?

Seriously, you take and you take so you can fund these ridiculous programs while we, the people, struggle to make it to the next paycheck. If we can cut out or limit eating out, movies and games, extra clothes or whatever… why can’t you cut back on your money hemorrhage?

communismkills:

Ron Paul has a spending problem.

He votes against the pork spending but campaigns on the pork, and being “consistent”, later. He uses some deluded reasoning that he’s just “bringing money back to his district” when it is actually stealing your money and funneling it to his, no matter what way you look at it. Ron Paul has no way of knowing the totality of the economy; therefore, he is, by definition, stealing your money to give to his district.

Yet you’ll make up excuses, saying “it’s constitutional”. No, if he was against the pork spending, he wouldn’t “return it to his district” in the form of pork—he’d donate it to the Treasury. Instead, he makes pork projects to appease his constituents. That’s dishonesty.

For someone who claims to be a student of the Austrian school, he really should understand that stealing is still stealing, even if he voted “no” and then later supported it.

This is what I’ve been trying to tell Paulbots. Thank you CK for wording it better than I could.

communismkills:

Yes, it didn’t go far enough.

But, seriously, would you rather go in the opposite direction and increase spending exponentially? Come on.

If somebodies values swing THAT much… between small government and socialism… they do not understand politics and need to barred from voting. Really.

communismkills:

The House controls the spending.

Boom… History lesson right there.

proudgayconservative:

Well it certainly is change…

I guess  accelerating towards the fiscal cliff is a change…

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