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He Called Me an Austrian

Sam2653 Wrote: Mar 03, 2012 2:10 PM
Cutting government spending and raising taxes is NOT an Austrian Economic concept. I have no idea what it is, but it's not Austrian. A spending cut in the form of less wealth transfer payments goes hand and hand with a cut in job killing regulation and central planning by government. Holding tax rates down, or changing the tax structure to one on consumption, which is collectively a much lower rate, and more broadly based than the current tax on productivity that income, capital gains, and dividend distributions are, would result in an increase in economic growth rates, and government revenues. Keeping government within specific fiscal disciplines and spending priorities, especially as specified within the United States...
Yeah, especially when Muslims do such a great job of showing us how offensive, oppressive, viscous, and primitive their religion is, all by themselves.
about all those unmarked graves they have uncovered in Iraq...
You're a fool. You don't work for yourself, you work for the State, until May 14th or so. Your "deregulation" is a ruse, committed against you by the people you support; the Leftist political elite and the bankers who supported them, this WASN'T deregulation, this was gaming the regulatory system that was supposed to prevent this. The REASON things have fallen apart is BECAUSE of regulation, which attempts to "protect" fools like you. Sucker.
The ONLY person Crist is for is Crist. As a Floridian, I can tell you that Crist's decision to run as an "independent" was wonderful! In one fell swoop, we'll get rid of a governor who has been unable to deal with the regulatory, spending, and tax issues that have afflicted our state, and a Republican who fits the classic stereotype of the "RINO." From a state that has sent too many RINOs to D.C., Marco Rubio will be a great Conservative addition to The Senate. Too bad our other senator isn't running, he's an absolute embarrassment.
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Purple Hearts and Jersey Shore Tarts

Sam2653 Wrote: May 30, 2010 8:31 AM
Now you know why people from New York dislike people from New Jersey.
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Financial Regulation Bill is Socialism

Sam2653 Wrote: May 22, 2010 7:48 AM
Financial Markets have been impacted by mismanagement of the federal government since the dawn of the republic.

The Federal Reserve was a "mechanism" sold to the electorate as a "solution" to credit issues that arose with some regularity. The Fed was supposed to smooth effects of the so-called business cycle (which was, and still is complete nonsense).

The current fiscal crises stems from government intervention into the mortgage markets in the form of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Banks, forced to compete with government mandated corporations, and regulatory rules which lacked any level of financial commonsense, created investment products among institutions which could take advantage of the fact the the Federal...
A good deal of the out-migration from our state is made up of those Northeast Liberals who ruined their home states before moving here. Hopefully, enough of them will leave to re-establish our conservative, States-Rights, heritage.
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Charlie Crist Wasn't "Purged"

Sam2653 Wrote: May 05, 2010 9:57 AM
A "Purge" is what totalitarian governments do not democratic institutions. In Florida, we were shocked and dispirited when democrat-socialists took control of government.

Rather than stand his ground regarding our conservative, free-market, low taxation principals, Crist, thinking that the political landscape had changed, welcomed "Obamanomics" with open arms. He showed all of us that he was a self-aggrandizing pragmatist, and the REST is history.

If we wanted a Democrat to lead our state, we would have voted democrat. That's why Rubio is going to win the Senate.
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