Archive for the ‘Spending’ Category
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010
The Redistributionist Policies of the Obama Administration take from those who have created or financial taken risks to build a business, who have saved and invested, to give to those who have not in order to maintain political power. George Bernard Shaw, a Fabian Socialist, observed that “a government that ...
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Tuesday, August 24th, 2010
The Toomey Free Market Solution v. the Obama Big Government Solution to Joblessness and stagnant growth of our standard of living. A Clear Choice
Cutting Payroll Tax and/or cutting Capital Gains Taxes to ZERO will stimulate more jobs and raise standard of living more than all Democratic Leftist Big Government special ...
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Saturday, August 21st, 2010
A DEFINING DIFFERENCE: A CLEAR CHOICE
NOVEMBER STATE HOUSE AND STATE SENATE ELECTIONS
WAMS (EARMARKS) Penna. 2010-2011 Budget
Democratic Senator Jay Costa denies there are EARMARKS, Pennsylvania calls them WAMS, in the 2010-11 Budget. Sen. Costa does acknowledge “discretionary programs” and Republican Majority Appropriations Chair, Republican Sen. Jake Corman, acknowledges WAMs are ...
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Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
The Pat Toomey Free Market Payroll and Capital Gains Tax Cut Solution v. the Joe Sestak Big Government Solution to Joblessness and stagnant growth of our standard of living A Clear Choice
Cutting Payroll Tax and/or cutting Capital Gains Taxes to ZERO will stimulate more jobs and raise standard of living more ...
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Tuesday, August 10th, 2010
Another installment in never ending series: Getting Rich from Growing Government
Pennsylvania’s Bankruptcy Budget - $300,000,000 of mysterious spending. Did our elected Representatives and Senators read this Appropriations bill before voting to spend our money? $600 Million New Borrowing, which has to be repaid, authorized. Who is going to repay this? ...
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