U.S. Drops to 18th in Global Economic-Freedom Rankings: Are You Worried?
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The Fraser Institute report smacked U.S.A. down from 8th place a decade ago. Big government policies and a trend to more regulations by Washington, D.C. has dropped America out of the top 10.
The report blasts American policies in regard to freedom:
WND.COM reports:

The report blasts American policies in regard to freedom:
The United States, long considered the standard bearer for economic freedom among large industrial nations, has experienced a substantial decline in economic freedom during the past decade.
WND.COM reports:
The United States has slipped to 18th in the world when it comes to economic freedom, according to an annual ranking of nations issued by the Fraser Institute.

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Top Opinion
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robert.goldsmith.14 2012/09/21 22:37:57Yes, I'm worried+18Never before have I seen a president who has caused more harm to our country in my entire life until Obama.





















this failure is ALL democrat.
they can try and cast blame all they want, but the failure is all theirs.
If even the Democrats wouldn't have voted for the bills, why in the hell would republicans? it's because what was probably coming across the table was even more absurd than what was behind closed doors.
Seriously, just at the responses below. You can't honestly believe that in two years, not 1 thing that would have improved our economy got passed?
Top 5 Countries
1 Hong Kong
2 Singapore
3 Australia
4 New Zealand
5 Switzerland
The majority of Americans claim they want the government to be fiscally responsibility and yet these same Americans keep asking the government to do more and more for them, creating even more government dependency. We have fallen into a trap of our own making and no one is willing to make the necessary sacrifices to get out.
If there is one human constant, humans rarely learn from history and end up repeating the mistakes of the past. It is only when we are at bottom do we finally understand our folly and work for change. Only to forget at some later date and repeat it all over again.
There is no sense in fearing the future, enjoy what we have now while it lasts and hope for a miracle.
then let him declare his contempt for nearly half of our citizens, those not one of these "elite" and powerful groups. Yes, that worries me a lot. The circumstance has all the trappings that a speech by Jefferson Davis might have had in 1860, a declaration that those who own the plantations intend to continue to enslave those who don't.