Can the Progressives be trusted to protect America's future?
BrianD3
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These Two Leaders were Considered Progressive In Their Time...
It's called Force, which comes right along with Governments. Get a CLUE!
or seeking a better tomorrow. "Conservative", on the other hand describes a focus on the past, a reflection of things gone by and glory days of yesterday. Which term do you think
best answers your question?
Our founding fathers were very clear that we were to be a free nation. Even obama has said the constitution is making things hard for him. It shows you how intelligent they were that they covered so much that is going on now. They saw how governments could be and they did their best to keep that from this nation. Socialism/communism is not America.
There are just as many countries that are in a very bad way due to socialism. I also disagree that Russia, Brazil, Vietnam are doing that great. China manipulates its currency and that is illegal by international law, but no one does anything.
ancestors had recently escaped. Now it is the 21st Century and things are just
a tad different than in 1775. In fact, we now have a standing army, and can no longer own slaves, and females can actually own property and vote. WOW, how
things have changed.
Today, China is loaning us money so we can continue to believe we are some great thing and sail our fleet of ships around the world making like a bully on the schoolyard. And, we can let a few Banks and Brokers take $27 Trillion from our citizens and not even be a bit angry at them. In 1775 the "Founding Fathers" would have called out the militia and gathered on the "green" at Concord or some such place to regain the stolen money. Today, we just say "Oh, what the heck, that was just Reaganomics and they deserved to have our money". Then, we will go to the polls and try to reelect these same people to take whatever is left of the economy and assets of the working class. Go figure that one.
LWNJs happy now? Note where the debts came from, beginning with
Reagan (doubled it), Bush Sr. (50% Increase), Bush Jr. (doubled it again).
Obama - added a couple of Trillion, partly to bail the auto industry and to
cover the $857Billion that Bush Jr gave to the Banks before he left town.
Yes, they all do it, some more than others.
By the way, your little photos contain erroneous and distorted numbers.
They do seek progress, no doubt but progress towards what??? If you are near a clif, moving forward might not be the best strategy.
there for three decades and more. If you hear of another viable movement toward any
alternative to "Corporate Socialism" and "Reaganomics", let me know and I will try to
join right in and do my best.
that strategy?
replace the liquidity that the bankers had drained to themselves with bonuses and salaries from overstated earnings of the past three decades. Congress had no choice, as the "revised numbers" indicated the world banking system was about to collapse and the bankers and their Party of No were threatening to let it all collapse. Was that true? Probably not, as when Barack Obama later added to the "bailout" he did it as loans secured by options on the bank assets and stocks, which has been essentially all repaid. Bush knew, or should have known, that his gift was just that, a final toss of taxpayer's money to those who had kept him in his office for eight years.
Reid, Pelosi pushed the Franks / Dodd Bill Authorizing the Bailout for the Banks and Goldman Sachs...
Take note that when Barack Obama added to the funds, he did so as loans, secured by the assets and stock of the banks, who hastily repaid the funds as they were never really needed, depending on how the balance sheets were presented at the moment.
The Republicans were greatly appreciative of all that Wall Street and the Reagan Banks had done for the past three decades, and they remain committed to these institutions. Given the opportunity, these pillagers will again gather the assets of the middle class of our citizens to themselves, either by "operations" or through another false claim of collapse and calamity. Depending on who is in the White House at the moment, the Feds will either gift or loan "liquidity" to the banks, as was the topic of discussion this very day before Congress. That is the great issue of the forthcoming election - who controls the taxpayer's money, to gift or to loan?
Mortgage Relief is a Joke and Has Not Worked either...
whole objective of "Reaganomics" was to accumulate this money for investment in the "emerging economies of the world" (I heard those words from the lips of RR himself and again from his Cabinet Secretaries), which remains the objectives of Wall Street and the Reagan Banks, and such hedge funds as Bain Capital.
Every family that has been or will be able to renegotiate their mortgage is a success story in itself. The fact that the lenders are
resistant and delaying the process is not a fault of the Govy, but a
testament of the tenacity of these pillagers and their power to control what Congress is willing to authorize. The Reagan Banks and lenders are hoping for a "win" in November and then the foreclosure processes can begin again in earnest, converting the American dream from ownership to "renters", as in the days of Lords and Serfs.
Socialism at it's Finest...
It has Not Worked in any Country Yet...
What happens when the Taxpayer Mony Runs Out and the Gov can't Continue...????????
So Lets Tax them Higher......That Will Create more Jobs and Bring Back Manufacturing..????
Not Knowing the Tax Code and the Proportion's of Taxation, IS NOT Goinf to Create More Jobs...
You can spout all the OWS BS all you want...Taxing More Does Not Create..
DONE......
"tax break" for three decades? Tell us how we will make
magic and invent money without collecting taxes.
Reagan promised that "growth" would be so astounding that we would never have to again collect taxes equal to our spending. We can testify to how that has worked out,
can't we? Growth has been fantastic, in China, Brazil,
India, and a dozen other countries where our capital is invested, and the profits are safely in "offshore" accounts
of hedge funds and corporations, free of U.S. income tax.
Taxation has little to do with jobs. If lowering taxes did create jobs we would be begging people to fill one of the millions of vacancies that "Reaganomics" would have created.