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Category Archives: economy
COMMENTING ON THE PRICE OF GAS
I often reblog the post of others that I find interesting. However, because I like to add a few words of my own, I find the inflexibility of that new reblog feature awkward. So here is a reblog of the Price of gas without the reblog. … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Environment, US Blogs
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PREPARE TO GET WHAT YOU VOTED FOR
Has President Barack Obama done his worst? Probably not. That is why I reblogged the following video from Boudica BPI Weblog, specifically Obama says forward, we’ve almost reached the cliff! Frankly, I wonder about Dick Morris. That man helped elect Bill Clinton. Has he … Continue reading
Posted in economy
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WHAT IS THE REAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE?
Delegate Scott Lingamfelter is running to be a Delegate to the National Republican Convention. Why? Exhaustive Unemployment I find myself isolating between amazement and disgust when I hear President Obama take credit for improving unemployment numbers. We are now told by … Continue reading
Posted in Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, economy
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AN EXAMPLE OF CONFUSION
I got this comment from Tony. This chart from the Congressional Budget Office says it all: http://www.offthechartsblog.org/what%E2%80%99s-driving-projected-debt/ (from here) Even when I think he wrong, I usually find Tony’s comments intelligent. This one? No. First of all, that chart is … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Information Warfare, taxes
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Every time history repeats itself, the price goes up
Reblogged from bluebird of bitterness: (Thanks to my blogging buddy Chrissy for this one.) One thing to keep in mind is that Congress, not the president, controls taxes and spending. So the president is to blame only to the extent … Continue reading
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Contributions of the American Farmer
Reblogged from THE WAY I SEE IT: The other day, I was thinking of the contributions of the American farmer. Not only does the farmer work hard to give back to America, but by this tape, one can see the … Continue reading
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As Porky Pig would say, "Ble, ble, ble, that's all folks!"
Reblogged from blogsense-by-barb: In simple terms, this election is about just this: Will Americans choose to grow ever more dependent on the Government, allowing it to control every facet of our daily lives, OR will Americans throw off the shackles … Continue reading
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Another (Condescending) Speech on Energy
Reblogged from quotes and notes and opinions: I can remember saying back in ’08 after Obama won the POTUS office that I would, at least, be abe to endure listening to his speeches as I thought he was fairly good … Continue reading
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