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Obama's Contempt for Law (Chavismo Comes to Washington)

Tacitus X Wrote: Apr 10, 2012 6:36 AM
Let me counterfeit money and then charge others for using some of it and I will run a "surplus" too. Since the Fed has come into being, the U.S. dollar has lost 95% of its purchasing power — and yet the defenders of the Fed tell us its purpose is to “keep inflation under control.” The damage the Fed has done to the economy outweighs any dubious benefit by several orders of magnitude. The Federal Reserve was largely responsible for the Great Depression, because it permitted banks to reduce reserves. The runaway inflation of the '20s inevitably came crashing down. At that point the Fed reduced the money supply, greatly deepening and lengthening the Depression. Since then we've careened from one Fed crisis to another.
Last month the Obamas hosted a White House conference on bullying. It was intended as a show of support for victims, but watching this president in action, it might just as easily have been a tutorial.

We've gotten glimpses of Obama's intimidating instincts from the beginning. Now as his administration flounders, his aggressiveness is becoming less and less veiled.

His first targets, as so often with bullies, were unpopular figures that few were inclined to defend. At a 2009 meeting with bankers, Obama arranged the atmospherics to convey his displeasure. According to Politico, whereas White House meetings are usually comfortable affairs with...

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