The Dow-Jones Industrial Average since the passage of the stimulus bill.
There's one critic Obama can't silence—one critic Obama can't ridicule or intimidate.
There's one critic who will never be afraid to point a finger at Obama and condemn his stupid ideas, and this critic has a very harsh assessmet of Obama's performance.
Obama's toughest critic is the market. At this point, there is no question that the market is circling the drain as a result of Obama's plans, policies and propaganda.
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I don’t make enough to put me in the $250K+ bracket that Obama will be targeting. Despite that, I am doing everything I can to lower my tax footprint by maximizing my 401K contributions and perhaps working less overtime at work. I simply do not want to work harder so I can fund these socialist programs that will damage our economy.
I have a friend in Denmark who tells me that workers there don’t especially value pay raises because they’ll lose 70% to taxes. Instead, their preferred bonus is extra vacation time, as the government can’t claim 70% of that (yet).
Me? I’ll probably go back to school and ride out the recession with education entitlements instead of doing anything productive. The best way to fight entitlement programs, after all, is to bleed them dry instead of feeding them.
I wonder if our intrepid social engineers simply don’t understand basic human behavior and the correlation between productivity and quality of life, or if they simply see economic equality as a more noble goal for society than high quality of life.
A Tax Code Based on Fairness?
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said that Obama's budget reflects "a deep moral imperative to make our society more just. But it's very good economic policy too. It will mean there is again a fairer, more equitably shared tax burden on the vast majority of Americans." Excuse me, but what in the h*%! is this tax cheat talking about? "More Just?" Geithner and Obama are absolutely dependent on the ignorance of the American people here.
Lawmaker Wants Barbie Banned in W.Va.
Barbie could get an unwelcome present for her 50th birthday: outlawed in West Virginia. A state lawmaker proposed a bill Tuesday to ban sales of the iconic Mattel doll and others like her.
