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Fundamentals of Government
The Foundation of American Government
Violations of the Constitution
How to Destroy America in 8 Steps
Growth of Government
Downfall of Democracies
Defense Contracting Rip-Off
Passionately Fighting Government Programs
Politically Correct Stupidities
Direct Election of the President
Analyzing Political Parties/Candidates
Affirmative Action - Does it Benefit Mankind?
The Death Penalty and War on Drugs
Fighting Terrorism
Gays/Women in the Military
Regulation vs. Deregulation
Reforming Our Tax System
National Health Plan/Prescription Drugs
National Identity Card
Gun Control Issues
Immigration
Social Security System
Which Political System Is Best?
Major Newsletter Articles
A Cheap and Logical Alternative to ObamaCare
No Wonder Sane People Despise Politicians
Pros and Cons of Executing Mass Murderers
How Much Does the Federal Government Pay in Interest?
Canadian National Healthcare Falling Apart
Federal Workers Grossly Overpaid
Who Pays Federal Income Taxes?
Bring Back Operation "Wetback"
Readers Want Less Liberalism in Newspaper
Gay Marriage: Are Gays 'God's Creatures' or Mutants?
Congressman Wants to Move Tax Day Closer to Election
Newly Incorporated Suburbs Setup "Barebones" Government
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News You Won't Find in the Mainstream Media
Current Issues - Week of May 5, 2013
Read "A Layman's Recommendations to the Republican National Committee"
The Republican Party is losing the war with the forces of darkness. Unless there are major changes in their platform,
we can all expect to be subservient slaves of the People's Socialist Republic of Dependent Sheep by no later than the year 2020,
and then we can all share the left's Shangri-La - equal poverty. The letter offers 15-point plan for major changes that can
hopefully reinvigorate those disgruntled and apathetic voters as energetic and active conservative voters.
Consumers Hit the Brakes, Reduce Credit Card Borrowing
American consumers in March decided to slow their rate of borrowing on their credit cards. This caught economists by surprise.
In February, they borrowed $18.6 billion. That looked as though the recovery was taking hold. But in March, they hit the brakes:
$7.97 billion.
Obama Admits That Medicare and Social Security Are Going Bust
The president’s views put him at the head of a small but growing faction of liberals and moderate Democrats who began arguing
several years ago that unless the party agrees to changes in the entitlement benefit programs – which are growing unsustainably
as baby boomers age and medical prices rise — the programs’ costs will overwhelm all other domestic spending to help the poor,
the working class and children.
Obama administration officials threatened whistle-blowers on Benghazi
At least four career officials at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency have retained lawyers or are in the
process of doing so, as they prepare to provide sensitive information about the Benghazi attacks to Congress
Another Federal Housing Bailout: FHA Needs $943 Million
The FHA is almost out of money, so the federal government is going to tax or borrow almost a billion dollars,
so that the subsidies can continue.
Federal Employees Being Paid Millions To Do Nothing
Headline after headline shows that this sequestration has been a farce. Despite the budget cut scare, millions are still
being spent on studying duck genitalia and snail reproduction; new TSA uniforms; billions on contracts with ammo manufacturers;
who knows how much on the Obamas’ vacations. And now as Senator Coburn is finding, millions are being spent on federal
employees who do nothing.
Food Stamp Fraud Balloons To $750 Million Each Year
In 2012, a U.S. Department of Agriculture official said that food stamp fraud totals $750 million each year —
a number that more than doubles the cost of trafficking reported in a 2006–2008 USDA study.
The U.S. Already Has Cyprus-Style Taxes
When bailout negotiations among European finance officials and Cypress proposed seizing a portion of bank balances,
an enormous outcry arose in many countries at the idea that people's savings could be confiscated by governments with essentially
no warning. There have been whisperings in Europe recently that any future bailouts (Spain?) will also include such requirements.
People should not be so shocked because wealth taxes or policies that act in a similar manner are much more common than they realize,
even in the U.S.
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