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Balancing The Budget For Dummies
Please watch the link below....put simply, without emotion or political party leanings... If you watch nothing else today....please watch this short illustration lesson. This is a non-partisan video produced by an accountant, Hal Mason, retired after 27 years with IBM. He looks at the budget, its revenues and expenses, and very simply illustrates the problem. Amazingly, we get all the media talking heads blathering and shouting for hours and never get clarity. This guy provides all the clarity you need in just a of couple minutes. We must educate everyone on this simple understanding. Please watch here
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"President Obama bounced off the canvas with a
more spirited debate at Hofstra University on Tuesday night, as everyone
expected he would. He was animated and on the attack. The question we kept
asking as the evening wore on, however, is what does he want to do for the next
four years? ... Judging by Tuesday's debate, the President's argument for
re-election is basically this: He's not as awful as Mitt Romney. Mr. Obama
spent most of his time attacking either Mr. Romney himself (he invests in
Chinese companies), his tax plan as a favor for the rich ('that's been his
history') or this or that statement he has made over the last year ('the 47%,'
which Mr. Obama saved for the closing word of the entire debate). The
paucity of this promise, the difference between now and four years ago, was
never clearer than in the President's response to the young man who said he'd
voted for Mr. Obama in 2008 but is less optimistic now. Mr. Obama responded by
reciting his achievements -- ending the Iraq war, 'health-care reform to make
sure insurance companies can't jerk you around,' more Wall Street regulation,
the auto bailout and more jobs. As for the next four years: He said he has a
plan 'for manufacturing and education and reducing our deficit in a sensible
way, using the savings from ending wars to rebuild America' and pursuing 'the
energy of the future.' Then he attacked Mr. Romney again. The Republican
followed by reciting the economic failings of the last four years, piling on
fact after depressing fact. 'I can tell you that if you were to elect
President Obama, you know what you're going to get. You're going to get a
repeat of the last four years. We just can't afford four more years like the
last four years,' Mr. Romney said. It was his most effective argument of a
generally good but not great night. It is also the fundamental choice that
Americans face in this campaign."
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Do you think President Obama made a
comeback? GBTV Poll
- Yes, in a major way. 20%
- Yes, but not enough to significantly reshuffle the race. 25%
- ✓No. He performed better but this was not a "comeback." 28%
- No. I think he did worse this time around. 27%
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To
The Village Idiots
"I mean, we are seeing right now that we are in
the midst of a huge recovery. Right? Because of what this president has done --
pulled this economy from the brink of collapse when we were losing 800,000 jobs
a month. Now were gaining every -- throughout most of his presidency, we've
been adding jobs to this economy because of what he's been doing."
--Michelle Obama
Belly
Laugh of the Week: "You
know, Barack doesn't have a big ego. You see this in, you know, how he leads
the country. I mean, he is very open to other people's opinions. And he's
always willing to compromise and he's always, always listening. So that would
kind of be the last thing that I would think of when I talk about my husband is
big ego." --Michelle Obama
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How
Todd Aiken Beat the GOP Establishment and May Win in Missouri
After a much-publicized gaffe and efforts by GOP
leadership to kill his campaign, Republican Senate contender Rep. Todd Akin is
back, with a new poll showing him surging ahead of incumbent Democratic Sen.
Claire McCaskill in Missouri. Only a
month ago, Akin was trailing in polls by roughly 6 percent. But according to a
Wenzel Strategies poll taken over the weekend, Akin has surged to a
four-point lead, 48.9 to 44.7, with a plus-or-minus 3.07 margin of error.
Nearly 87 percent of respondents said they were “firm in choice.” Even Newsweek
was shocked by Akin’s political sustainability in light of the constant attacks
from inside his own party: “Todd Akin: Lazarus Rises in Missouri.” The article
summed it up: “He was left for dead. He could win – and change the Senate.”
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Planned
Parenthood Celebrates 6 Million-Plus Abortions
On Oct. 16, 1916, a small clinic seeking to provide
birth control and information to men and women opened in Brooklyn, NY. It was
the nation’s first birth control clinic—and it was the genesis of Planned Parenthood.
Originally known as the American Birth Control League, Planned Parenthood, the
largest private abortion business in the world, celebrated its 96th anniversary
on Tuesday. Planned Parenthood was founded on the belief that women should be
able to plan their pregnancies. And if that means killing pre-born babies just
because it's not a good time to raise a child, Planned Parenthood is ready and
willing to put an end to the "inconvenience." With this milestone,
Planned Parenthood is essentially celebrating death. The blood of more than
6 million pre-born babies is on its hands since 1970. Planned Parenthood has
used more than $6 billion taxpayer dollars to execute its deadly mission, yet
this nefarious organization promotes itself as a leader in women’s health?
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71%
Favor Requiring Voter ID at the Polls - Rassmusen
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CNN’s
Candy Crowley: Romney Was Actually Right On Libya -
the third person in the debate!
CANDY CROWLEY, debate moderator, after the debate:
You know, again, I heard the president’s speech at the time. I sort of reread a
lot of stuff about Libya because I knew we’d probably get a Libya question, so
I kind of wanted to be up on it. So we knew that the president had said, you
know, ‘these acts of terror won’t stand,’ or whatever the whole quote was. I
think actually, you know, because right after that, I did turn to Romney and
said you were totally correct but they spent two weeks telling us that this was
about a tape and that there was this riot outside of the Benghazi consulate,
which there wasn’t. So he was right in the main, I just think that he picked
the wrong word.
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Crowley
Interrupts Romney 28 Times, Obama Just 9
Candy Crowley, who was suspected of being one more
liberal moderator in the tank for Barack Obama, was more than just in the tank
for him; she dove in and sucked all the water out for him so he could pretend
he walked on water. In the Vice-Presidential debate, Martha Raddatz, no slouch
at shilling for the Democratic Party, interrupted Paul Ryan 15 times and Joe Biden
only five. Crowley made Raddatz look
like an amateur.
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To
Ten Lies of the Debate
10. "I told you I would cut taxes
for middle-class families, and I did. I told you I’d cut taxes for small
businesses, and I have." President Barack Obama has made this claim
repeatedly during the campaign, but it is not true, as even the liberal Huffington
Post acknowledges. The few tax cuts that Obama did enact--such
as the temporary payroll tax holiday--were short-term, or conditional.
Furthermore, as the Romney campaign has often pointed out, Obama has raised
many taxes on the middle class, including the infamous Obamacare
"penalty," and his taxes on "millionaires and billionaires"
would hit small businesess.
9. "...[H]e was asked, is it fair
for somebody like you, making $20 million a year, to pay a lower tax rate than
a nurse or a bus driver....And he said, yes, I think that’s fair." Obama
was referring to Romney's recent 60 Minutes interview. But the transcript reveals Obama was not telling the truth. Romney
was not saying it was fair that higher income should be taxed at a lower rate.
He was referring specifically to the principle that capital gains
should be taxed lower than other income because it has been taxed once
already--a principle, incidentally, that Obama agrees with in his own tax
policy.
8. "He called the Arizona law a
model for the nation." Obama tried to knock Romney's immigration policy
while at the same time accusing him of flip-flopping on the issue. But as
Romney pointed out, he was referring specifically
to the e-Verify part of the law--the requirement of instant verification of
workers' legal status. That provision is even favored by unions. Obama made it
seem Romney praised the law as a whole--which he had not. He went on to say
that he himself objected to the provision that allowed police to check
suspected illegal immigrants' documentation--but that provision survived a
challenge at the Supreme Court.
7. "I want to make sure our
timekeepers are working here." For the third debate in a row, the Democratic
candidate complained that he was not receiving as much time to speak as the
Republican. And for the third debate in a row, the Obama/Biden ticket actually
spoke for longer--much longer--than the Romney/Ryan ticket, a testament
to the ability of the incumbents to pressure the moderators, and the
susceptibility of the left-leaning moderators to such pressure. Obama received
a full three minutes more time in last night's debate--and the percentage
difference was even higher at one point in the proceedings.
6. "They rely on it for
mammograms." Obama attacked Romney's proposal to cut off federal
funding to Planned Parenthood by claiming that the organization provides
mammograms to women to help prevent breast cancer. It's been a repeated claim
made by the left for months. The problem is that it's just untrue--and even left-leaning mainstream media fact-checkers have acknowledged that. What
is perhaps worse than Obama's misleading claim about mammograms is the
unsupported implication that Romney wants to deny life-saving health care to
women--a cheap shot to which Romney was given no chance to respond.
5. "You can ship jobs overseas
and get tax breaks for it." We have heard the same lie for eight years from
Obama. In 2004,
he ran for U.S. Senate from Illinois on a promise to end such tax breaks. He
did it again when he ran for President of the United States in 2008. And yet he has never done anything about it--because there are no such tax breaks. There is merely a deduction
that companies can take for moving, even within the U.S.--and which helps
offset the double taxation of U.S. businesses abroad, which would make American
companies less competitive. Repealing it would ship jobs overseas,
actually.
4. "And the production is
up....What you’re saying is just not true." Obama
contested a claim by Romney that production of oil and gas is down on federal lands.
He even accused Romney of not telling the truth. But Romney was right--exactly right, down to the percentage decline.
Furthermore, Obama's claim that he has been increasing oil and gas production
on federal lands flies in the face of recent policy decisions, such as closing off a large part of the National Petroleum
Reserve-Alaska to further development. Obama has tried to take credit for
expansion on private lands, while opposing expansion wherever
possible.
3. "In what new ways do you
intend to rectify the inequalities in the workplace, specifically regarding
females making only 72 percent of what their male counterparts earn?" The
false premise from a member of the audience was especially egregious because
her question had been selected in advance by the moderator. The supposed wage
gap between men and women for the same work is largely a myth. As Diana
Furchtgott-Roth pointed out: "Women make about 95 percent of what
their male counterparts earn, if the male counterparts are in the same job with
the same experience."
2. "He wanted to take them into
bankruptcy without providing them any way to stay open." After
Obama accused Romney of wanting American auto manufacturers to go bankrupt,
Romney pointed out that Obama had, in fact, taken the auto companies through
bankruptcy. Obama's retort was to accuse Romney of wanting to take the
companies bankrupt in order to put them out of business--a blatant lie. Romney
actually suggested in his famous 2008 op-ed: "In a managed bankruptcy, the federal
government would propel newly competitive and viable automakers, rather than
seal their fate with a bailout check."
1. "He did call it an act of
terror." The worst untruth told by a moderator in
presidential history. Candy Crowley's intervention in favor of Obama caused the
president's cheering section to burst into applause, in violation of the rules,
and there was little that Romney could say in response. But she was wrong--Obama's reference to "acts of terror" in
his Sep. 12 statement was in a general, abstract sense, and came long after he
had described the 9/11 attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions as demonstrations
against an anti-Islamic video. Even Crowley seemed to realize what she had
done: it wasn't long before she walked back her own comment.
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"[A]mbitious
encroachments of the federal government, on the authority of the State
governments, would not excite the opposition of a single State, or of a few
States only. They would be signals of general
alarm." --James Madison, Federalist No. 46, 1788
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Mother
of slain State Dep't official is tired of being ignored by Obama Admin
This is incredible from the mother of
the slain ambassador in face of the claims by Obama and the administration! Watch here
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Ann
Coulter Blasts ‘Air-Headed’ Actresses in New Pro-Obama Ad That Warns Women
About a Romney Presidency by
Billy Hallowell
The
general idea of air-headed actresses trying to persuade independent voters that
Republicans are the ones who are going to be soft on rape,” Coulter said,
continuing, “The party that defends John Edwards, Bill Clinton, Dominic
Strauss-Kahn and meanwhile, you have these honorable and decent men in the case
of Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney.” The MoveOn.org spot, which features
female celebrities, claims that a Romney victory would render abortion illegal,
cause rape to be redefined and end cancer screenings aimed at helping women.
Naturally, Coulter lambasted the “air-headed actresses” in the ad, dismissing
their scare tactics and subsequently bashing the Democratic Party. “Just
the idea of actresses putting together a political ad like this, it’s like
listening to trust fund babies,” Coulter said on Fox News’ “Hannity” on Monday.
“The reason you have the ability to put this ad together is because of nothing
you have done yourself. Completely unearned, God gave you the gift of
genetic beauty and nothing between your ears.” Watch the outrageous add here
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