The cap and trade in carbon emissions, the creation of homeland security, the TARP bailout, and the federal health care proposal are all examples of major political viruses. This does not mean it is wrong to be concerned about the … Continue reading →
Lord Monckton describes how global warming ideologues have rewritten data masqueraded as science and provided misinformation to scare people into giving them money for bureaucracies and programs to the detriment of the world’s working people and poor. It shows how … Continue reading →
KTLK radio in Minnesota discovered an anomaly on the Recovery.gov website that further reveals the ineptness and fraud plaguing our federal government. Minnesota has 8 congressional districts, but here we are shown that millions of dollars of stimulus money also … Continue reading →
Federal income plunges while expenses soar. Looks like two asymptotes. Federal Budget Deficit Totals $1.4 Trillion in Fiscal Year 2009 The Treasury recently reported that the federal government recorded a total budget deficit of $1.4 trillion in fiscal year 2009, … Continue reading →
Many people don’t know that the true unemployment rate is over 20%, double the official 10.2% government unemployment rate. This is because over 10% of potential workers are not reporting an effort to seek a job, and part of the … Continue reading →
EDITORIAL: As Virginia goes … – Washington Times. Americans want change. It is not the change towards socialism that Pres. Obama delivered, and it is not change back to the Republicans of Bush and Gingrich, which by the way, is … Continue reading →
My conclusion is that the United States is a failed state in principle, and that a collapse is inevitable unless changes such as those I recommend in Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, Version 4.0. are implemented.
Continue reading →No bill would be this big unless it is packed with pork and exemptions. A fair bill that treats everyone the same doesn’t look this way. Think of how large the U.S. Constitution is and what it does. The most … Continue reading →
Why bureaucracies are so easy to defraud and cannot responsibly administer social welfare.
Continue reading →We punished Madoff and Wall Street. Now let’s work on cleaning up the other half–the Federal Government.
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