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WWRWRD What Would RWR Do, (Spending Freeze)

Apparently, Americans didn't get to hear the message that Ronald Reagan was giving us.  Did all of his advice and efforts become muted by the big American news media?  In retrospect, there is a valuable lesson to be learned from the historical standpoint of President Ronald Wilson Reagan’s successful conservative economic legacy.

With John Mc Cain now having echoed the campaign promise for a spending freeze that President Reagan kept.  I am now quite partial to the idea of John Mc Cain,  and Sara Palin, bringing the pressure of the will of the America people on, to stop the waste in Washington. As a team they have the potential of being a far more effective team in comparison to the, yet phenomenal, years of the Reagan and Bush team.

I see Mc Cain and Sara Palin are very much on the same page with their agenda of turning up the heat in Washington to cut waste and overspending and borrowing on the backs of future generations of americans.  John Mc Cain and Sara Palin can return America back to the spending reform that President Reagan started during his presidency. The main point here is that, after Bush Senior caved into the liberal democrats back in the 1980s, the politicians in Washington totally took President Reagan’s belt tightening and line item veto style of spending control totally for granted.  The economic benifits of President Reagan's federal budget balancing successes were having a tremendous effect on our national economy for many years, even through much of President Clinton's Presidency, when the federal budget became balanced for about a week or a months time.

Congress quickly put a stop to that.

Sara Palin has the assertiveness, and the astuteness that Americans seek in a Vice President.

Based on historical experience, Americans are realizing what has been lost in the absence of President Reagan’s leadership.

Many short-sighted influence peddlers had their hands in Americas “cookie jar”. They hated Reagan, and the last thing they wanted was for Americans see the success of his management strategy. They feared that Ronald Reagan’s successful use of an outside auditing firm to manage the federal budget would become so profound; that, his chief executive style of spending and control policies would reflect too well on the Republican Party, and thus the true potentiality of the successfulness of the democratic process, and true representation would inevitably be so much more realized by all, and much to President Reagan’s credit. Also, the positive impact on the US economy of having a balanced federal budget, for what would have been a significant duration, would today be entered into our history books and touted as a highly beneficial impact on the vigorous US economy. Those acclaims, otherwise would still be today’s economic news. That is a hypothetical scenario of what could have been the condition of the American economy today. Hypothetically, the future of America’s economy can be returned to sound economic footing if Mc Cain and Sara Palin get elected and bring in the consensus of the American public to stop the waste in Washington.

They are our only real chance to turn hypothetical into reality.

I don’t want hypothetical fantasy to be the reality of Americas future. Hypothetical doesn’t gain us respect internationally. Hypothetical doesn’t create an economic powerhouse of a democracy for the world to look up too.

So the biased media and the money grubbers hated Ronald Reagan’s legacy for his highly respectable executive management style in the Oval Office. They were thinking/saying, hey, our propaganda is more powerful than the Reagan constituency. We can / will, keep interjecting our media bias into the public domain by referring to his economic agenda as, “Reaganomics”, and in a short time this negative stereotype of Reaganomics will become instilled into generations of Americans.  With our the use of our powerful influence and control of America’s telecommunications system, we’ll weaken the conservatives, and continue to get inconceivably wealthy off of the US treasury.

The first thing President Clinton did when he came into the office of the presidency was to give seventy billion dollars to the American media. That should be illegal, as it is highly improper for a US president to passively or preemptively give a huge chunk of our US treasury dollars to the national media, where is least of all needed by the American people.

This monetary conflict of interest, this impropriety, is an a secret guarantee incentive for the national news media to continue to use direct and subliminal control of news and information. They do this by continuing to infuse a biased stereotype in their news broadcasting. I don’t believe it is appropriate for democrats in Washington to expect taxpayers to tolerate a Propaganda Pedaling Bribery Superfund. Is that supposed to be some kind of executive super privilege? So President Clinton’s very first action as president was to do his worst to adversely impact the benefits of Ronald Reagan’s Legacy, by tossing $70,000,000,000.00, that’s seventy billion dollars, out of our treasury to the media dogs.

That is seventy billion with a big B. Now that we’re having a rainy day, what in the heck can our overstuffed fat media pundits do for us. They can’t, or don’t lend money to Americans or other banks. I guess that is just tough luck for America’s future generations. I see the same scenario repeating itself if our propaganda peddling media succeeds in leading our young American voters down Barak Obama’s path toward the final destruction of the United States Treasury and economy. Why shouldn’t I believe that is what an Obama Presidency would entail? Neither he or his Vice Presidential running mate, Joseph Biden have uttered a word about discretionary spending, budget reform, or budget cutting.

John Mc Cain and Sara Palin have made budget reform and budget balancing their pledge to the American people. In order to do so they need our help to elect a republican (conservative) majority to the House of Representatives and the United States Senate. That is what Ronald Reagan kept saying he needed when he ran for office, and he was always right.

No doubt, the American national media rubs their hands together in anticipation thinking, How much may he, the liberal democratic president, be willing to debit from out the US treasury and give to us in the big News Networks this time? 

That is a valid question, how much money shall Obama deficit our treasury to give away to the media dogs this time, if he becomes president as did Clinton?

I fear that the previous scant reporting about the seventy billion dollars Clinton passed out to the US news media could seem puny. For lack of proper and ethical news reporting, the big media networks will as easily help us overlook, and forget who is really responsible for the barren monetary future our nation’s children, which we may have to face as a result of yet more, large giveaways from “our” treasury.

The spending policies of the Bush administration may have little, if no effect on the US economy. With the American media’s “instilled” financial conflict of interest, and for their lack of being inclined to make news headline of the issues, where their integrity is certainly in question. How less likely will seven “hundred” billion dollars, much less seventy billion dollars from the US treasury will be made the real news story. Seventy Billion from the US treasury into their pockets was huge and alarming news. A mere excerpt of Clinton’s action was made mention during news casts for a day or two, leaving the impression, and tone, that this was something that was supposed to happen.

I hope this is convincing enough to Americans as it is for my-self. As I know, the United States can ill afford another big time liberal spender as Bill Clinton was. 

How adversely will Obama be willing to act as Bill Clinton had? The more harm he can do to the US treasury deficit, all the greater the harm the impact of the treasury deficit will have on the US economy, and thus, Obama and the liberals, will blame the resulting economic downfall on the Bush administration’s past economic policies after he, Obama, hypothetically, and if history repeats itself, depletes the U.S treasury as it seems he intends too. After all, Clinton did it, and it was as if no-one would be the wiser. 

OBAMA, should have as much authority over spending, (pillaging), as did Bill Clinton? !!

I cannot imagine a more frightening scenario than allowing another clintonian protothype “left wing liberal” democrat, into the office of the presidency to do his worst to undermine, the however positive, effect the Bush administration’s economic policies could have. No matter what, with the help of his propaganda pedaling media cronies, he can, would, will, blame the ensuing US economic chaos on the past economic policies of the Bush administration, (and the conservatives would/will lose face), for the lack of a better, more impartial, and less corrupt information source.

I am very uncomfortable with the idea of Obama being in charge of a position with such great authority and influence over America’s economy, and the U.S. Treasury. 

How many days, in truth, did Obama spend in that church he attended, listening to hate speeches about the United States. 

I believe he really doesn’t care about the deficit. It seems that the liberal spenders, and perhaps some wayward conservatives don’t care, and no matter how deep the US treasury deficit gets they somehow just keep grabbing more and more, filling their pockets, and even stealing money from the treasury.  

Oh, well, I suppose we all should believe George Clinton isn’t bad or evil. Should we assume that giving 70 billion dollars to the national media wasn’t and evil act, even though it was one of the single most profound actions taken, that brought the United States treasury ever so much deeper into its insolvent deficit. 

Thus, the continuing depletion of the US treasury undermines, and is continues threatening the very fabric of the nation’s economy as a whole. Ronald Reagan kept telling everyone this fact over, and over and over again, but, President Reagan’s message somehow remained muted, porimarily on account of the carelessness and bias of the US national news media.  This greed, is in conflict of interest with the needs of the American public.

The entire world began to look up to President Reagan, and started to have respect and admiration for the United States on account of his leadership. All we kept hearing from the liberals and the over gratified American national news media in daily newscast, was unrelenting propaganda and the redundant stereotypical terms of:

“Reaganomics”, Ronald Reagan…a warmonger, …warmonger.

The media bias is less obvious today.

President Reagan always touted the Heritage Foundation for providing the forum and means he needed to help him become as inspired as a conservative representative as he was. I believe the Gipper did a weekly radio addresses at the Heritage Foundation, if I am not mistaken.

There is a whole bastion of information for patriotic and aspiring conservatives at the heritage foundation website. Town Hall and www.heritage.org are my favorite websites.

One thing leads to another, and the overkill spending of taxpayer dollars in Washington is quite alarming. 

The Heritage foundation has been around many years, and we need this conservative forum to stand strong as an armor bearer against the big money upstarts like Move On org, whom, with the monetary assistance of the New York Times, placed an attack ad against General David Petraeus, an attack ad which was purely an assassination of David Petraeus’es character, while he, and our soldiers put their lives at risk serving and protecting our nation. In comparing the two organizations, it is the Heritage Foundation that has a very large membership. Move On has a very small mambership in comparison. Move On has the financial backing of a couple big time spenders. The Heritage Foundation has the consensus of a very large membership. Move On is small, and gets national attention only because of irregular and unusually large donations of a few very wealthy people, who are more interested in gaining national recognition than influencing policy.

Vote republican across the board. 

Ronald Reagan told us that we need the Heritage Foundation, and again I must say that he was, is, and always will be, right.

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