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Mises Institute: Video: Joseph T. Salerno: “The Myth of a Fair Tax”: What Price Should We Pay For a Civilize Society
The Myth of a Fair Tax | Joseph T. Salerno – YouTube. For anyone who believes that taxes are theft or illegal or unconstitutional. First of all you should look up the definitions of those terms because you are simply … Continue reading
FRSFreeStateNow: “Healing Medi-Cal”: By Letting California have it
Healing Medi-Cal. A lot of States are swamped in deficit and debt thanks to high unemployment. With a lot less people working and paying taxes as we had four years ago. And instead of working and paying taxes, they … Continue reading
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: “Will Cutting the Defense Budget Leave America at Risk?”: Depends on how you Cut
Will Cutting the Defense Budget Leave America at Risk? – The Atlantic. Again I’ve made this point over and over but its so true and besides I like slapping myself on the back. I guess it comes with having long … Continue reading
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“Downsizing the Federal Government”: Department of Health and Human Services”: Reform to get better Human Services
Department of Health and Human Services. How to save from a budget of 900B$, think about that number for a second. All right time is up, thats not the entire Federal Budget, if it was. Even I might think its … Continue reading
What’s the cause of our massive Federal Deficit and Debt and how to prevent it in the future
An Update to that Deficit Chart – The Atlantic. Talk of large deficits and debts in Washington is nothing new. Its gone back to the 80s in the Reagan Administration. Actually pre 1998 the last time the Federal Government balanced … Continue reading
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Future of Federal Housing Finance Policy: A Study of Regulatory Privilege | David Reiss | Cato Institute: Policy Analysis
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Future of Federal Housing Finance Policy: A Study of Regulatory Privilege | David Reiss | Cato Institute: Policy Analysis. When Congress finally passed Financial Regulatory Reform last June. I by in large supported it, … Continue reading
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