O-B-WON

Forget 'Cash for Clunkers': Try 'Dough for Dumps'

This clunker program will be the first of many more to come...

We as a country don't have what it takes to pull ourselves up and out of this mess...

We’ve lost sight of the principles that made this country what it was…

We've had it too good for too long… and have made too many wrong choices…

The instant gratification chickens are coming home to roost…. So get ready…

The Bailouts Are Doomed - All of Them

Once the masses of scumbags realize they can vote for and get the candidate that promises them the most give-aways.... those of us who are hard working and giv a sh!t are screwed....!!!


On Jan 05 06:22 PM overtaxed42long wrote:

> I just have to ask the question......With every single commentator
> of this article being of the opinion it is correct and that we need
> to rid ourselves of these corrupt incumbents, why do so many seem
> able to win their election? When everyone seems to think that all
> politicians are corrupt and do not perform their duties in the nations
> best interest, how are these same still in office?
> Do not say it was a choice of the lesser of two evils either. That
> is just a cop out. We have a choice, its called write in voting.
> Anyone who did their due diligence on the candidates would know the
> only one worth a vote was Dr. Ron Paul. He is the only one who has
> said all along the financial system was going to fail, has maintained
> his efforts to block these bailouts, works at reducing the size of
> government, and much more that is in the best interests of the people
> of the USA. Period. We need ethical leadership that follow the rules
> laid out in the Constitution, not the rules bent and changed with
> each passing Congress to their liking. Where were you people at election
> time? Who did you vote for? Obama with no idea of how he will be
> used and manipulated? Or wet-noodle McCain who is more a puppet than
> a person after his many years in office? Or Ron Paul who has tirelessly
> questioned the FED and their monetary policies, introduced many pieces
> of good legislation that would reduce much corruption in Washington.
> Wants to move the US back onto the gold standard to force the government
> to limit their spending and balance budgets. Give Americans security
> in our savings and investments.
> With money valued upon only the faith of the US government, and the
> govt. spending more than it can print, and the money worth less than
> the paper it is printed on, we are in for bad stuff very soon. The
> devaluation of 50% of the market was nothing compared to what happens
> when the currency is found to be worthless. Gold sounds better and
> better every passing day. I guess that is what it is going to take
> to get rid of the worthless ones on capitol hill

Why Bailouts Are Not the Answer

"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."

Einstein Quote