Posted by
Reaganite on Tuesday, June 30, 2009 2:50:00 PM
That is what Elmer Fudd would say if he were wighting here on Town Hall bwog today.
Just tought I would twy to wighten things up.
So here’s the gigabyte. The current financial crisis is an ensuing tug-of-war between the banks, states, the US Federal Government and the American taxpayer. "Is is...the inescapable result of failing to balance the federal budget and the financial institutional kayos ultimately denies the American taxpayers the ability to save money and borrow money at low interest rates. Interest rates which became a reality during the Reagan administration. Our congress cannot escape the fact that the fastest way to fix the crisis is to balance the budget. Either the word balanced budget isn't a part of congressional language, or the national media has censured the word from the airways all together, because I sure don't hear anyone mentioning the word in a time when a "balanced budget" is needed more than recent memory can tell.
It is said, that the ideal legislation to have, is a balanced budget amendment that docks a percentage of the pay of all US congressmen when the goals and objectives of that balanced budget haven't been met. There is a compelling need for taxpayers to demand this kind of balanced budget amendment on the statewide level to dock the pay of their state assembly representatives.
"I repeat, Wonal...- Ronald Wilson Reagan, was always right, and his conservative philosophy of executive veto power, and America's urgency and need to continue his conservative philosophy will forever be inescapable.
Now that the Dems have the control of both houses, they are going the wrong course that will inevitably prove the Gipper is totally correct. But at what cost to this and future generations. It has been twenty years since the Soviet Union has chosen democracy, and yet free trade still isn't possible in the wannabe Soviet democracy, and the controll of trade by an overbearing Valdimer Putin, or should I say corrupt. Anyone getting a sinse of de-sha-voo. How long will it take the United States to realize that socialism and state control is the wrong course, and once democaracy returns and restores itself to self awareness. How long then will it take to once again have free trade and strong economic growth in the United States? Twenty years? Fourty Years? Perhaps Never?
So how does the socialized health care systems in Russia, Canada, France, England and Sweeden compare to the first rate Physician care in the United States. Do you read beyond the Associated Press articles. The NY Times Associated, the SF "Associated" Cronicle" the channel 7 ABC "Associated" Broadcasting System" or how does the Los Associated Times grab you. Perhaps it it is poor management that causes them to fail to use more independant sources, or fail to present opposing points of view. I'll bet they all treat the Heritage Foundation like a dirty word. Newspapers like the San Francisco Examiner are a constant revelation of what independance and good management can provide for the public benefit. A newspapaer with articles from Michael Reagn. As widley distributed as the San Francisco "Associated" Chronicle, yet free of charge to San Francisco readers.
Our nation would benefit greatly without over-regulation and over-taxation by allowing our nation's economy to grow faster and not have the tax and spend democrats and politicians interfere. First we have business plight, and now with the absolute power of both houses of congress in the hands of the Democrats, we have business flight, and corporations to apprehensive over government regulation to invest and expand in the United States. The same can be said about our nations health care providers and the availability of physicians on the issue of nationalized health care. The democrats steer clear of the proven ideas that President Reagan and the Heritage foundation promote because the dems didn't think of them first.
"There is no limit to what a man can accomplish, as long as he doesn't care who gets the credit." Harry S Truman
It was then President Reagan who wrote me and told me this quote in 1983.
Ronald Reagan Was Always Right. At least Bill Clinton had a clue about the need to balance the federal budget.
Here is a local and necessarily conservative news source I am delighted to share with others in the
www.sfcronicle.com