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Amnesty; the Bliss of Hypocrisy

Paul Johnson — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 17:28:42 GMT

If you are wondering if you are the only one who sees a trend in the sudden open support for gay marriage and an amnesty that makes illegals magically legal in the federal government’s eyes; you’re in good company. It has become amazing clear just how desperate Obama has become to win reelection. Next – in a few months’ time – will be some sort of Obama support of, or for, pot legalization. Perhaps nothing to actually "legalize” it per se; but enough to, shall we say… "decriminalize” voter support.

The Federal Reserve's Crony Capitalism

James A. Dorn — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 21:29:25 GMT

Clarity in capital markets is not improved by distorting interest rates, which are relative prices. Nor is monetary policy improved by engaging in fiscal policy and the allocation of credit. Targeting inflation at 2 percent is 2 percent too much. Nominal interest rates should reflect real interest rates in a world of zero inflation, if they are to perform their function of allocating capital efficiently.

CBO: Taxes Will ‘Shoot Up by More Than 30 Percent’ Over Next 2 Years

Terence P. Jeffrey — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 23:18:45 GMT

"In particular, between 2012 and 2014, revenues in CBO’s baseline shoot up by more than 30 percent,” said CBO, "mostly because of the recent or scheduled expirations of tax provisions, such as those that lower income tax rates and limit the reach of the alternative minimum tax (AMT), and the imposition of new taxes, fees, and penalties that are scheduled to go into effect.”

The Repeal of Health Care Reform

Paul Johnson — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 19:44:02 GMT

The repeal of health care reform pits constitutionality, struggling state economies and a failing Medicaid program against the Obama administration.

"By what authority is the government enacting this law?" Associate Justice Clarence Thomas of the United States Supreme Court, rhetorically asked Matthew Clemete of FreedomWorks when discussing the constitutionality of health care reform. This is a concept of constitutionalism that coincides with not only the direction of the newly elected Republican House, but epitomizes why the new House was elected.

Shifting Magnetic North Awakens New Realities

Paul Johnson — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 19:32:49 GMT

Shifting magnetic poles, mysteriously dying birds and changing climate phenomena all link together in ways that can redefine our perspective on mortality.

In recent weeks and months, we have been baffled by flocks of birds that seemingly dropped dead in mid flight. Explanation after explanation was provided in order to rationalize these events into terms that created a perception that "normal” events were at play; that man was still in control of his host. However, another and more sensible theory exists - a theory that suggests man is a mere evolutionary adaption of a much bigger ever-evolving planet serving only as a temporary harborer of life as we currently know it.

Economic Growth: Why Obama has Failed

Paul Johnson — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 18:01:28 GMT

America's sharpest recession recovery came at the hands of decreased spending, deregulation, and reduced government; concepts President Obama refuses.

Keynesian theorists have concluded that increased spending is the panacea for the ailing American economy despite the Obama Administration’s lack of positive outcomes through its spending.

The Spoken Versus the Unspoken in the State of the Union

Paul Johnson — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 03:13:46 GMT

Historically speaking, the final SOTU address in a presidential term is used to launch the tone and agenda for the remaining months of the campaign itself. Moreover, the avid voter now anticipates these things and understands SOTU rhetoric will be at an all-time high. Fact checking organizations will place their partisan lean of leniency on the President’s words while others will grossly exaggerate the content and context of the President’s address. Pretty much, this is political business as usual – until you venture into what the President does not say.

Republican Hypocrisy Versus a Bipartisan Agenda

Paul Johnson — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 04:09:47 GMT

Democrat voters with a more moderate temperament feel disenfranchised by the Obama Administration’s overly Liberal agenda and are debating how best to leave their Obama affiliations behind. They have turned to the Right to only discover they are faced with same conundrum forcing them to flee from the Progressive Lefitsms of the Obama Administration.

National Defense Authorization Act; The Threatening Affront

Paul Johnson — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 21:33:25 GMT

Many Americans were also called to alarm by the disclosure of President Obama’s "kill list.” The notion that the U.S. Government would select an American citizen to execute without due process, awakened Americans to the plausibility of living under a government without the protections of constitutional rights.

The Reprehensible Dichotomy of the Debt Ceiling Debate

Paul Johnson — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 17:45:20 GMT

The debt ceiling debate has renewed the vitriol of rhetoric dividing a nation as the political elite seek to further the economic destruction of America.

The tool of politically blaming the other has provided a path to absolution the political supporters of both the Right and the Left to hide behind as they continue their blind championing of a given side. The debt ceiling debate has renewed the rhetoric of blame as opposing views seek to overlook their Party’s culpability in America’s egregious fiscal mismanagement in a veiled attempt to make the other appear both incompetent and solely responsible.