I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.
-- Winston Churchill
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
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Return to glory : how the GOP can win yet again.
There are so many talking points to be discussed about how the Republican party can win the United States Congress in 2010 and the United States executive office in 2012, I have just one :
PRINCIPLES.
The Republican party needs to return to Conservative Founding Father principles, over the past few years they have become a party that accepts big government spending, compromises beliefs and principles in the name of "bipartisanship", and is becoming obsessed with targeting groups.
The Republican party must be ANTI-BIG GOVERNMENT!
The Republican party must be PRO-TAXCUTS!
The Republican party must be pro-PRINCIPLES!
The Republican party must be the party of values, and of Conservatism - one that values individual freedom to succeed, and does not look at one group or the other, but that our Conservative principles are color blind, and unlike liberalism is for every American. The principles of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness!
We must also be pro-life, pro-traditional marriage (anti homosexual marriage), anti-global warming myth, pro-constitution, pro-second amendment. Among other staunch Conservative principles, which I and fellow Conservatives and Republicans so devotedly believe in.
God Bless!
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PRINCIPLES.
The Republican party needs to return to Conservative Founding Father principles, over the past few years they have become a party that accepts big government spending, compromises beliefs and principles in the name of "bipartisanship", and is becoming obsessed with targeting groups.
The Republican party must be ANTI-BIG GOVERNMENT!
The Republican party must be PRO-TAXCUTS!
The Republican party must be pro-PRINCIPLES!
The Republican party must be the party of values, and of Conservatism - one that values individual freedom to succeed, and does not look at one group or the other, but that our Conservative principles are color blind, and unlike liberalism is for every American. The principles of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness!
We must also be pro-life, pro-traditional marriage (anti homosexual marriage), anti-global warming myth, pro-constitution, pro-second amendment. Among other staunch Conservative principles, which I and fellow Conservatives and Republicans so devotedly believe in.
God Bless!
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Bush Made the Dollar Stronger
With all of the problems facing the economy, there's a small piece of good news. The dollar is becoming stronger as compared to the Euro, Pound, and the Yen. With our currency worth more, it may mean that we exit the Great Recession before other parts of the world.
So where does the credit lie? For President Obama, who has been appointed "savior" of the United States? Well, no. What about Tim Geithner, who has taken time out of not paying taxes in order to rescue us all? Well, not him either.
It was George W. Bush.
While some of his policies initially weakened the dollar, some of his last policies in office helped the dollar rally and may be able to make our economy stronger in a couple of years.
How did he do it?
1. By helping to inflate the banking industry, we got a jump on other countries. And while this spending may have been too much, it was able to keep the dollar from collapsing.
"The U.S. was one of the first nations to respond to the weakness with aggressive monetary policy measures. So it could be one of the first countries out while Japan and Europe might be the last ones out," said Kathy Lien, director of currency research at GFT, a foreign exchange and futures brokerage firm.
2. By pushing forth pro-drilling and pro-alternative energy policies, he made it clear that the United States would try and solve its own energy needs. This helped bring down oil prices, which helped strengthen the dollar.
Unfortunately, today we are spending well beyond our means. If we continue this, inflation will rear its head again and we will face a declining dollar.
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So where does the credit lie? For President Obama, who has been appointed "savior" of the United States? Well, no. What about Tim Geithner, who has taken time out of not paying taxes in order to rescue us all? Well, not him either.
It was George W. Bush.
While some of his policies initially weakened the dollar, some of his last policies in office helped the dollar rally and may be able to make our economy stronger in a couple of years.
How did he do it?
1. By helping to inflate the banking industry, we got a jump on other countries. And while this spending may have been too much, it was able to keep the dollar from collapsing.
"The U.S. was one of the first nations to respond to the weakness with aggressive monetary policy measures. So it could be one of the first countries out while Japan and Europe might be the last ones out," said Kathy Lien, director of currency research at GFT, a foreign exchange and futures brokerage firm.
2. By pushing forth pro-drilling and pro-alternative energy policies, he made it clear that the United States would try and solve its own energy needs. This helped bring down oil prices, which helped strengthen the dollar.
Unfortunately, today we are spending well beyond our means. If we continue this, inflation will rear its head again and we will face a declining dollar.
Also, if you need to search anything on Google, please use the bar below:
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