Ask Speaker Boehner "Where are the Jobs?"
What we do have is a result of the productive stimulus funds spent by our government.
See the chart for the least effective stimulus funds (favored by republican elected officials) spent by our government.
Are you ready for a large wave of municipal bond failures?
Friday, April 8, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
The Republican Party is Bankrupting America
The Current Tax Rate as a percentage of our Gross Domestic Product is Bankrupting America
Please thank the #GOP for four very important contributions to America.
GOP STRATEGIC MARKETING PLAN FOR AMERICA
- Lowest in 60 Years!
- Lower than 30 Year Average by 3.4% points!
- Lower than the Highest Rate by Almost 6% points!
Please thank the #GOP for four very important contributions to America.
- Our recent recession-Deregulation & Failure in Government Oversight of the Financial Industry
- Our recent deficits-Deficit Spending & Starvation of Tax Revenue to a Growing Aging Population & Country
- A road-map that displays their utter disdain for the Average American citizen
- For recommending we fix the problems they blessed us with on the very backs of the people they harmed the most with their first two contributions - Middle America
GOP STRATEGIC MARKETING PLAN FOR AMERICA
Ryan's Radical Budget Priorities
The Ryan Budget's Radical Priorities Provides Largest Tax Cuts in History for Wealthy, Raises Middle Class Taxes, Ends Guaranteed Medicare, Privatizes Social Security, Erodes Health Care
Strip Away all the "Euphemisms" and read the paragraph titles below for a sound understanding of the GOP playbook for America.
Citizens visit the site linked above - you need to have an open mind to all ideas but knowledge is power - be well informed.
Strip Away all the "Euphemisms" and read the paragraph titles below for a sound understanding of the GOP playbook for America.
- Reports of Plan’s Fiscal Soundness Rest on Misunderstanding of CBO Analysis
- Radical Changes in Health Coverage
- Sweeping Changes in Social Security
- Cutting Taxes for the Wealthy While Raising Taxes for the Middle Class
- Failing to Avert the Rise in Debt
- Eroding Employer-Sponsored Health Coverage
- Plan Lacks Adequate Reforms for Private Insurance Markets
- Expansion of High-Risk Pools Unlikely to Have Much Impact
- Exchanges Would Be Too Weak to Keep Premiums Affordable
- Ending Medicare As We Know It
- Abolishing Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program
- Privatizing Social Security
- Risking Costly New Federal Bailouts
- Incentives for People to Elect Privatization, at the Treasury’s Expense
- Limiting Other Federal Spending
Citizens visit the site linked above - you need to have an open mind to all ideas but knowledge is power - be well informed.
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Hurt by Wall Street's Financial Fraud?
Check out the Value of Your Home Here: Zillow.com
Just type in the street address name, street address number, city and state to see the present value of your home. Look at historical chart to see value over recent years.
Be sure to thank your Democrat and Republican elected officials.
Almost all of this was enabled by a chain of Federal actions which substantially deregulated finance and real estate business practices. The most important of these probably were the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999, which repealed the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, the Commodity Futures Modification Act of 2000, relaxation of SEC rules in 2004, and maintenance of the Federal Funds Rates at an artificially low rate following recovery from the dot-com bust a decade ago.
Couple this with George W Bush and a Republican Congress laser focus on tying the hands on any government oversight of industry and here we are!
How do you like the value of your home today?
Just type in the street address name, street address number, city and state to see the present value of your home. Look at historical chart to see value over recent years.
Be sure to thank your Democrat and Republican elected officials.
Almost all of this was enabled by a chain of Federal actions which substantially deregulated finance and real estate business practices. The most important of these probably were the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act of 1999, which repealed the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933, the Commodity Futures Modification Act of 2000, relaxation of SEC rules in 2004, and maintenance of the Federal Funds Rates at an artificially low rate following recovery from the dot-com bust a decade ago.
Couple this with George W Bush and a Republican Congress laser focus on tying the hands on any government oversight of industry and here we are!
How do you like the value of your home today?
Friday, April 1, 2011
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