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Federal Reserve

Dump Ron Paul, Already

February 24, 2010

I realize that I am basically inviting trolls with this, but here it goes. The GOP and the Conservative movement need to dump Ron Paul. Yes, he has enthusiastic and well-organized supporters. Yes, in some ways he espouses the principles of our founding in ways that other elected leaders are afraid to, and he’s very [...]

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Ron Paul is Right on the Federal Reserve

June 30, 2009

Ron Paul has been pushing for transparency at the Federal Reserve for 26 years. Suddenly, that proposal is getting more attention nowadays. His bill simply asks for a full-fledged audit of the Federal Reserve – we want to know where our money is going, how much money they are handling, and anything else they’ve got [...]

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Obama Moving America To Economic Ruin

April 3, 2009

Anyone with even a basic understanding of idea of Economics will understand that when there is no balance between expenditures and receipts, disaster will usually become inevitable. Sure, the average person or business that is deep in debt can refinance, perform balance transfers to new lines of credit, and move money around, but in the [...]

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What Are We Doing Here?

January 28, 2009

I am getting the feeling that history books will look at this economic crisis and wonder what the hell we are doing? It seems that the idea of billions and trillions of dollars has lost its shock value with the American People. We had a $750 billion TARP bailout package, the FED has increased the [...]

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AIG Bailout Shortens Path to Socialism

September 17, 2008

The AIG bailout by the Federal Reserve involves the FED “loaning” AIG $85 billion in exchange for nearly 80% equity in the company. Now, it is within the Fed’s charter to loan money; however, the fact that the Government has now nationalized a major private insurance company (although the Fed denies that this is what was done) [...]

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