For years, the Federal Government has kept budget deficits lower than they would have been by borrowing money from Social Security. However, now this borrowing has lead to a situation where Social Security is now in the red. In fiscal year 2010, Social Security will run a cash deficit of $28 billion. As pointed out...
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Tags: federal budget deficit, national debt, social security, social security deficit, social security surplus, spending deficit
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In the recent SOTU address, the President told opponents to the Democrat health care reform plans to come up with better ideas and he will consider them. The problem is that congressional Democrats have been crafting the health care reform bills in secret and behind closed doors. They have forgotten that bipartisanship means working...
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Tags: health care reform, healthcare reform
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By now, most of you have heard about this global warming thing and how it is going to destroy the planet. For over the last several years, it has begun to be clear that the data from models used to push this hysteria does not match what is actually happening. Recently, there were reports from...
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Tags: facts against global warming, Global Warming, global warming hoax, Himalayan glaciers, IPCC
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Once again, the Obama administration is back pedaling on promises that Obama made during the 2008 presidential campaign. Most recently, the Obama administration was caught continuing a practice that candidate Obama criticized President Bush for during the campaign. Apparently, President Obama does not see any problems of no-bid contacts now that he is the president....
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Tags: Checchi, Checchi and Company, no-bid contracts, Obama, obama broken promisses, Obama promises
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Many political pundits are talking about how the Scott Brown win in Massachusetts was at least partially due to independent voters in Massachusetts showing their displeasure with how Obama and the Democrats are pursuing their agenda. However, it appears that the White House is clueless about what the Scott Brown win in Massachusetts means....
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Tags: massachusetts, Obamacare, scott brown, scott brown senate victory, senate victory, white house
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With the election of Scott Brown in Massachusetts, Obama and House and Senate Democrats are wondering how they can pass any version of Obamacare. Lacking the 60 votes (bought or otherwise) in the Senate leaves Democrats a few very unpopular options such as pretending that Obamacare is a budget bill or having the unpopular...
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Tags: Obama, Obamacare, SEIU
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The Obama administration recently trumpet their new “Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee”. This new tax will apply to the nations largest 50 banks regardless if they participated in TARP or not. They will also be slapped with Obama’s new Financial Crisis Responsibility Fee even if they have paid back any bailouts plus interest. One of...
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Tags: bank tax, finiancal crisis responsibility fee, finincial crisis, Obama, responsibility fee
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After the Senate passed their version of Obamacare health care reform, the labor unions began to object to the tax on the so called Cadillac insurance plans. Today, the administration is announcing that they have reached a deal with labor leaders to gain the support of the nations unions. The terms of the deal will...
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Tags: cadillac insurance plan, health insurance reform, Obamacare, senate health care bill, senate health care plan
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Now that both the Senate and House have passed two different health care reform bills in support of Obamacare, the two houses of congress must come together to craft one bill. This is proving to be more difficult than the Democrats had thought with various special interest groups opposing different components of the two bills....
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Tags: cadillac insurance plan, health care reform, health care reform bill, Obamacare
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After several weeks of wrangling , kickbacks, and out and out bribes, the Senate passed their version of Obamacare by a 60 to 39 vote along party lines. However, this doesn’t mean the bill is headed directly to the President’s desk. The Senate health care bill has to be reconciled with the House health...
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Tags: health care reform, house health care bill, Obamacare, senate health care bill
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