Who Would You Like Most to See Run in 2016?

Given the limited choices above, Paul Ryan is the only one on the list that has put forth a plan to solve our deficit and tax problem... but it is such a watered down plan, that it won't work over the long haul. Deficits will continue to pile up, and our newly elected PresBO will continue simply printing money out of thin area at the rate of $45 Billion per month.

By 2016, our national debt will be over $20 Trillion, even though Barry said he will cut $4 Trillion from his non-existent budget. (manybe he thinks the debt would be $24T WITHOUT his cuts?)

By 2016, gold will should be selling for around $3600/oz given that in Jan'09 it sold for $850/oz, today it sells for around $1750/oz, or increasing at 19.8% per year. At that rate of increase, gold will easily be selling for $3,600/oz

As gas doubled from $1.80 four years ago to $3.60 today, the price for a gallon of gas should be around $7.20 by 2016. A "Happy Meal" at Mickey Dees sold for $2.39 in December 2008, and currently sells them for $3.99. At that rate, your kid's happy meal will go for $6.69 when the next POTUS is sworn into office.

Something that cost you One Dollar in Clinton's last year in office (2000) will cost you $16.20 when Barry finishes his last term as our president. That's an annual average cost increase of 18% per year. NYTimes says average earnings have actually declined by $4000 since 2008. The NYT said the average wage in 2000 was $57,289 and was $58,029 in 2006 an increase of 1.3%. Recall that it was Jan 2007 the Dems got control of congress and since 2008 the average income has declined by $4000. That means that after offsetting the loses incured by the attack on the WTC in 2001, our wages still increased slightly during the GOP tenure of congressional control during the Bush Administration. But during the current administration, we are now earning far less TODAY than what we earned when the GOP speaker of the House handed the keys of Congress to Nancy Pelosi in January 2007.

As wages have plummetted by $4000 per family over the past four years, we all may be making $8000 less by 2016.

Just think back to when minimum wage was $1 an hour. One hour's work would buy around 2 1/2 gallons of gas. Today, the hourly minimum wage STILL buys just 2 1/2 gallons of gas.

So what has changed? What happened to "Change we can believe in?

The GOP has given us "moderate" candidates over and over... from Bob Dole to John McCain and now Mitt Romney, the GOP keeps offering centrist moderates that don't advocate conservative free market changes that our nation needs. Instead, we get the the other side of the same coin as the Democrats. No bold policy changes. No changes that "we can believe in". No substanitive solutions from either side of this coin...

Actually SOLVING long term problems is not in the best interest of an entity that is geared toward "helping" people. Because if people no longer need help, we wouldn't need such a large omnipotent government!

When you are in the business of handing out Band-aids and Aspirin, you certainly don't want anyone showing up with a CURE for what is ailing the people in need of those temporary remidies.