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Monthly Archives: February 2012
FRSFreeStateNow: “Welfare Reform Worked”: Why Welfare to Work has Worked
Welfare reform worked. In 1996 a Republican Congress and President Bill Clinton made Welfare to Work the law of the country. Requiring people who are collecting Welfare Insurance to prepare themselves. To go to work, go to school, go … Continue reading
FRSFreeStateNow: “Rick Santorum’s True Fiscal Failures”: The Big Government Credentials of Rick Santorum
Santorum’s true fiscal failures. Today in Big Government features and old friend and regular contributer to FRSFreeStateNow. Former US Senator and Representative and now 2012 GOP Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum. Who had sixteen years in Congress to put together a … Continue reading
Posted in Big Government
Tagged Big Government, Federal Government, Fiscal Policy, Rick Santorum
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FRSFreeStateNow: “Symbolic Legislation to Nowhere: Why State Houses Fail in Governance”: The Week in Big Government
Symbolic Legislation to Nowhere: Why Statehouses Fail in Governance – The Atlantic. This will be my first blog ever as part of a new series I’m starting for. FRSFreeStateNow that will be called The Big Government Report, The Week … Continue reading
Posted in Big Government
Tagged Big Brother, Big Government, Constitutional Rights, Individual Liberty
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FRSFreeStateNow: Progressive Activists Attempting to Occupy Corporate America and the Democratic Party: The Mission of Occupy Wall Street
What if Occupy Created a Movement so Big it Couldn’t Control it? – National – The Atlantic Wire. I guess in middle to late 2011, probably at around the time of the Debt Ceiling debate. In Congress and as … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Democratic Party, Occupy Wall Street, Progressive Activists, Progressives
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FRSFreeStateNow: Liberals vs. Conservatives: What America doesn’t know about them
Liberals vs. conservatives. I just read a column in the Los Angeles Times about Liberals and Conservatives. By someone claiming to be Liberal but how they would describe their politics. I wouldn’t agree with that claim and the link of … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged American Politics, Conservatism, Conservatives, Liberalism, Liberals
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FRSFreeStateNow: “Rick Santorum Would Do Less to Strengthen Families Than Ron Paul”: Rick Santorum’s Cultural Point
Rick Santorum Would Do Less to Strengthen Families Than Ron Paul – The Atlantic. See this is what I like about Rick Santorum, from a positive sense. And not just someone who brings me Comic Relief and material for … Continue reading
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Tagged Crime and Punishment, Rick Santorum, Social Policy, War on Poverty
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FRSFreeStateNow: “Return of the Disclose Act”: Time for Full Disclosure in American Politics
Return of the DISCLOSE Act. Like I said before, I don’t have a problem with the amount of money. Thats spent on American Politics, as long as we have Full Disclosure on it. Which is what we don’t have … Continue reading
FRSFreeStateNow: “Free healthcare? That’s rich”: No Free Lunch
Goldberg: Free healthcare? That’s rich. Just to be as clear and as truthful as possible, there’s no such thing as a Free Lunch. And there’s no such thing as Free Healthcare or Free anything. Thats provided by government and in … Continue reading
Posted in Health Care Reform
Tagged Free Lunch, Healthcare, Safety Net, Social Insurance, Taxes, Welfare State
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FRSFreeStateNow: “The More Americans Benefit from the Safety Net, the More They Hate It”: Time for Safety Net Reform
The More Americans Benefit from the Safety Net, the More They Hate It – National – The Atlantic Wire. I believe its a good thing that anyone who’s on Public Assistance. Doesn’t like being on Public Assistance and are … Continue reading
FRSFreeStateNow: “World Bank Reports Large Public Sectors Reduce Economic Growth”: The Role of Government
Data in New World Bank Report Shows that Large Public Sectors Reduce Economic Growth. If you look at the Role of Government in America and then compare it with Europe. Its very different, its like looking at a Ford Pinto … Continue reading
