Wednesday, June 27, 2012
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Crying Walker opponent: This is the end of democracy!
Governor Scott Walker’s victory in Wisconsin quickly turned into a pity party for the left. And while most took to the airways in full fledge spin mode, others had still not come to terms with the embarrassing defeat. Perhaps the most entertaining interview came courtesy of CNN and a random protester, who took it as an opportunity to cry about the end of his beloved democracy. Glenn played the audio on radio this morning.
Bailey: " They'll really be crying when their welfare checks stop coming in and they have to work like the rest of us"?
Bailey: " They'll really be crying when their welfare checks stop coming in and they have to work like the rest of us"?
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Obama Wants More Taxes On Rich Americans
Obama wants to put more taxes on rich Americans. How come he just doesn't charge Mexico for the taking care of half their people. They're here right now getting free medical, food, housing, and most of the jobs. Jobs to us that might be low paying, but to them just the icing on the cake. To them it's all free, but not to us tax payers. What a bunch of dumb asses in our Government!
Slim, Batista
Mexico’s Carlos Slim, 72, remains the world’s richest person with a net worth of $63 billion.
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Classless Obama
Classless Obama beats dead horse, unnecessarily insults George W. Bush
During a ceremony at the White House yesterday to hang a portrait of President George W. Bush, Obama was truly childish in his introduction. Meanwhile, George W. Bush was once again the epitome of class and what it means to be presidential. Glenn reacts to this distasteful display on radio today.
During a ceremony at the White House yesterday to hang a portrait of President George W. Bush, Obama was truly childish in his introduction. Meanwhile, George W. Bush was once again the epitome of class and what it means to be presidential. Glenn reacts to this distasteful display on radio today.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Friday, May 18, 2012
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Sunday, May 6, 2012
scenario
You lose your job which in turn causes you to lose your health insurance. You now have no steady income coming in. But the Elite feel your pain so they allow you to buy Cobra which is 3 or 4 times more expensive then the insurance you had when you were working. Then after you've spent most of your savings on that rip off and do found yourself another job,Obama & the other hotshots are out there saying "look at all the jobs I've created, re-elect me again cause I've made your life better"!
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Creepy
The Obama campaign released its latest attempt to smear Mitt Romney – a new cartoon called “The Life of Julia.”
The life of Julia follows a woman from age 3 to 67; comparing what her life would be like under President Obama compared to Mitt Romney.
Writers note: why we are stuck with either man as president for 64 years is unknown and rather disturbing.
“They go through the different stages in her life where the government is absolutely necessary in order for you to have any quality of life …and they start at three – at three!” Pat said.
Yes, even at the young age of three, “The Man” can apparently get you down…
Here’s an example of one of the cartoon slides:
Friday, May 4, 2012
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Glenn Beck, National Decline And The Story Of The Roman Empire
By Jerry Bowyer : In my last installment in this series I argued that talk show host Glenn Beck was raising legitimate concerns about the state of the nation, but that he had a history of predictions of imminent disasters which did not pan out. Why didn’t they? After all, the left really does have a strong totalitarian bent. No nation is guaranteed eternal life, let alone eternal prosperity and hegemony. And the United States is, indeed, aggressively moving in the wrong direction.
So why didn’t the dollar collapse? Why is it still the reserve currency of the world? Why don’t we have hyperinflation? Why did gold stall and then fall last summer? Was there a food shortage? Nope. Widespread urban violence? Nope. Depression, stock market collapse, bond market collapse? Nope, nope and nope. Why not?
Because that’s not how it works. Great nations do not suddenly lose reserve currency status or hyperinflate or collapse economically—not unless they lose a war or are destroyed by natural disasters. The archetypal decline and fall story is that of Rome. It was the eternal city, supposedly, but nevertheless its gates came crashing down and its cities were trodden over by rude barbarian feet. And all of this happened just as the great classical philosophers had warned it would.
The Catos and Ciceros of Rome warned about the decline of Rome as it was first turning away from Republic and toward empire. But Rome didn’t actually ‘fall’ in a definitive sense until 498 years after the death of Cicero and 499 years until after the death of Cato. The process of lost freedoms, corruption, imperial overreach and decay, and final definitive collapse lasted almost as long as the rise of the Roman republic; the great age of political warning appeared as the midpoint of Rome’s history, not the end. The classical conservative statesmen were right, but premature. History, like Clouseau, declared, “Not now, Cato,” and delayed its judgment for half of a millennium.
And the currency markets followed the same pattern. Empire, bread and circuses, all cost a lot of money, and were partially funded by currency debasement. However, the Roman Denarius did not collapse in value overnight. The long journey from a denarius composed of 6.8 grams of silver struck in 269 BC, through the first debasement down to 4.5 grams half a century later, then under Caeser Augustus down to 3.9, under the loathsome Nero 3.4 grams, under a long series of debasing emperors down to 3 grams and finally in the mid-2nd century AD phased out of existence and replaced by other currencies, all told took about half a millennium. This is a remarkable feat considering the way that Rome, and by extension her currency, was hated by the world she had enslaved. The famous passage in the synoptic Gospels in which the religious leaders ask Jesus whether they should pay taxes to Caesar turns partly on Rome’s status and as issuer of the known world’s reserve currency. http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/jerrybowyer/2012/04/28/glenn_beck_national_decline_and_the_story_of_the_roman_empire
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