Britain in looking smarter than ever for staying with the Pound. We need to resist any attempt to form and “Amero” or something for the same reason.
A British look at the Euro crisis
May 21, 2010
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And who’s fault is that?
November 18, 2009FOXNews:
The United States’ climbing national debt could drag the country into a “double-dip recession,” President Obama warned in an interview with Fox News Wednesday from China, though he said he’s still considering additional tax incentives for businesses to reverse the rising unemployment rate.
Well, maybe it’s time to take the hint, and STOP SPENDING OUR GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN’S MONEY! Guess what? You guys won the election, this is your problem now, and all you have done is increase spending, and increase the debt, and then lie about the results. You have done nothing to reduce the debt, and are now trying to do even more to expand it. You seem to realize this is a problem, SO STOP IT.
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Quote of the Day – Penance Edition
July 10, 2009This Congress and Administration aren’t about jobs. It’s about making middle class folks pay for our sins. A permanently reduced standard of living will be our penance. – Sebastian
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Quote of the Day – Worthless Edition
May 28, 2009Although they also got a whole bunch of GM stock certificates, which are about as worthless a medium of exchange as Confederate money these days. (Although they’ll probably be as collectible in the future, and for the same reason.) – Tam
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Quote of the Day – Enemy Action Edition
May 24, 2009In one of Ian Fleming’s novels, we learn that, “Once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times is enemy action.” I am beginning to wonder who Barack Hussein Obama really works for–because he is doing things that our enemies would do. For example, the actions of Democrats in Congress and Obama are endangering the sovereign rating of U.S. Treasury bonds. – Clayton Cramer
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Quote of the Day – Not So Smart Edition
April 29, 2009But what else did the statists expect? Taxation is always a net drain on the economy. It always happens, and people always respond to incentives, and yet collectivists are always surprised! At some point, they need to stop considering themselves smart. – pdb
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Quote of the Day – Inflation Edition
April 3, 2009Besides, might as well spend it while the dollar is still worth something, right? I mean, the way things are going, we’ll all be billionaires in ten years, and grocery prices will be marked in scientific notation. – Marko
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Quote of the Day – How to Help Edition
March 25, 2009I disagree. Obama, PLEASE stop focusing on the economy. In fact leave it alone because all you’re doing, in fact all you can do, is make it worse.
There is nothing a president, or anyone else in government, can do to HELP the economy. Anything they do only hurts. – Alan
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Quote of the Day – And Everything That Goes With It Edition
March 18, 2009And here’s a general rule of life: When you buy an elephant, you can’t refuse to buy the manure that comes with it. You can try, but, soon enough, you’ll be knee-deep in problems anyway. And they’ll continue to pile up no matter how loudly you complain that “this isn’t what I paid for.” – Jonah Goldberg
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Quote of the Day – Greed Edition
March 6, 2009A little bit different format, Milton Friedman in his own words:
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