Tag Archive | "Government Spending"
Posted on 15 May 2013. Tags: Abortion, Accusations, Conservative Groups, Government Spending, Irs Agent, Legal Group, Life Group, Life Organizations, Lifenews, Max Baucus, Outrage, Perjury, Phone Call, Planned Parenthood, Revelations, Scandal, Senate Finance Committee, Senate Finance Committee Chairman, Tax Exempt Status, Tea Party
The scandal involving IRS discrimination against conservative groups is growing. In one case LifeNews has profiled, a pro-life group was told it had to promote abortion. Now, the Thomas More Society is speaking out about blatant bias by the supposedly apolitical tax-collection agency. The pro-life legal group informed LifeNews today that cases it handled support [...]
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Posted on 30 January 2013. Tags: Chinese Studies, College Students, Dark Corners, Federal Government, Gap, Government Spending, Independent Experts, Liberal Democrat, Mitch Mcconnell, Obama, Pig Manure, Prosperity, Reality Tv, Scrutiny, Senate Floor, Senate Republican Leader, Seriousness, Sheldon Whitehouse, Social Security, Trillion
Speaking on the Senate floor this morning, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell again made the case that now is the time for Congress to tackle our out-of-control federal spending. “A few weeks ago, President Obama reportedly said that America doesn’t have a spending problem. Well, he’s wrong. This is completely at odds with what independent experts tell [...]
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Posted on 11 December 2012. Tags: Beauty Products, Cats And Dogs, Cnn, Federal Spending, Floor Remarks, Government Spending, Ground Squirrels, Kangaroo, Kangaroo Rats, Mitch Mcconnell, Moroccan Pottery, National Science Foundation, Outlays, Pottery Classes, Predator Prey, Rattlesnakes, Research Relationship, Senator Coburn, Trillion, Year 2013
After Four Years Of Trillion Dollar Deficits Democrats Want The Government To Spend Even More Spending Boom: $1.8 Trillion to $3.6 Trillion In 10 Years SEN. MITCH McCONNELL (R-KY): “Think about it: the federal government spent $1.8 trillion in 2001 and $3.6 trillion last year. These are nominal dollars, I realize, but by any [...]
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Posted on 12 November 2012. Tags: Barack Obama, Bold Colors, Defense Spending, Election Cycles, Government Spending, Head On A Platter, Insanity, John Mccain, Liberal Candidate, Liberalism, Massive Government, Mitt Romney, Pastel Colors, Pastel Shades, Pastels, Politician, Prosperity, Republican, Republicans, Ronald Reagan, Soccer Games, Time Republicans
Insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting different results. And by that definition Republicans have suffered from insanity for the past two election cycles. John McCain was a horribly liberal candidate and Barack Obama handed him his head on a platter by being the bold colors to McCain’s pastel shades of Liberalism. [...]
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Posted on 21 August 2012. Tags: Act One, Conservative Foundation, Consumer Protection, Freedom Of Information, Freedom Of Information Act, Government Agency, Government Corruption, Government Spending, Judicial Watch, Language Translation Services, Lawyers, Sign Language Translation, Staff Salaries, Surprise, Taxpayer Money
This is no surprise. Obama wasting taxpayer money. NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — The agency responsible for watching over your money is now getting its own finances examined. Judicial Watch, a conservative foundation aimed at fighting government corruption, obtained financial records from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and says that the government agency has been spending [...]
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Posted on 08 August 2012. Tags: American Families, Amp, Barack Obama, Big Spender, Coffers, Embedded, Enough Money, Fruits Of Your Labor, Government Spending, Lips, People, Proxy Check, Teleprompter, Tim Kaine, Www Youtube
If there is not enough money in the coffers, how do you deal with that? Lower spending like American Families would do? Well, to normal people. But Tim Kaine is not a normal person. He is a big government Progressive and the answer is always the same. Raise taxes. And if that’s not enough, raise [...]
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Posted on 08 June 2012. Tags: Austerity, Baltic Nations, Baltic Republics, Cato Institute, Communist Nation, Daniel J Mitchell, Downturn, Economic Output, Economic Performance, Estonian Economy, Fiscal Data, Fondness, Forbes Magazine, Government Spending, International Monetary Fund, Professor Krugman, Remarkable Scenery, Skids, Trickery, True Facts
This blog entry from Daniel J. Mitchell, from the Cato Institute, in Forbes Magazine, perhaps not surprisingly, came out on the side of Estonia, not Prof. Krugman! Here’s a couple of highlights: I have great fondness for Estonia, in part because it was the first post-communist nation to adopt the flat tax, but also because [...]
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Posted on 28 October 2011. Tags: Bobby Jindal, Brokered Convention, Budget Deficits, Cabinet Secretary, Center For Public Integrity, Conceit, Disclosure Requirements, Government Spending, Health Care Quality, Health Care Spending, Health Reforms, Huey, Jinda, Lawmakers, Legislative Session, Lobbyist, Louisiana, Louisiana Health Care, National Developments, Reducing Health, State Cabinet
Governor Jindal of Louisiana was just reelected on Saturday; here is the Virginia Right report on the election. Jindal is determined to end the Huey Long era in Louisiana and I strongly support him in that regard. I hope he is not distracted by national developments; it is critical to have a term to implement [...]
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Posted on 15 September 2011. Tags: Bloomberg, Brink, City Of Fredericksburg, City Of Fredericksburg Virginia, Delegate, Dnc, Failed Policies, George Allen, Government Spending, Massive Debt, National Debt Ceiling, New York Times, Political Leaders, Poll Results, Proven Track Record, Stafford Counties, stimulus, Tim Kaine, Virginians, Wrong Direction
Henrico, VA– As Chairman Kaine and President Obama double down on the same failed stimulus policies that left Americans with 9% unemployment and massive debt, a new Bloomberg poll shows that an overwhelming 72% of Americans think the economy is headed in the wrong direction. Bloomberg: “The poll results show the public is running [...]
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Posted on 08 September 2011. Tags: Attorney General Of Virginia, Bill Bolling, Congressional Democrats, Cuccinelli, Einstein, Government Program, Government Spending, Governor Of Virginia, Insanity, Leap Of Faith, Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia, Obama, Playbook, Problem Government, Regulatory Burdens, Republican Party Of Virginia, Shovel, Slump, Trillion, Virginia Republican
— “If our economy is to recover, government needs to get out of the way.” – “Once again, President Obama has demonstrated that he simply has no new ideas for fixing the economy. When presented with a dire situation that calls for original thinking, the President has largely returned to his familiar playbook of [...]
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Posted on 08 September 2011. Tags: American Cars, Big Black, Billion Dollars, Building Cars, Campaign Speech, Campaigning, Government Spending, Jets, Koreans, Nex, Rejection, Republicans, Tax Cuts, Tax Rate, Unemployment Benefits, Unemployment Lines, Union Folks, Union Thugs, Warren Buffett, Ways To Save Money
If you missed the big speech President Obama has been promising to deliver on jobs, let me give you the short version: Tax, tax tax. Spend, spend, spend. Tax the rich, hire more teachers, build roads and extend unemployment benefits. Oh, and if you have any ideas like smaller government or less government spending, he [...]
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Posted on 08 September 2011. Tags: Abc News, Barack Obama, Construction Industry, Economic Agenda, Economic Policies, Government Spending, Infrastructure Projects, Joint Session Of Congress, Massive Government, Mitch Mcconnell, Partisans, Recovery Act, Refrain, Roads And Bridges, Senate Republican Leader, Shovel, stimulus, Transportation Package, Wall Street Journal, Wsj
In an op-ed for Politico today previewing the president’s speech, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell writes, “President Barack Obama will reportedly do two things in his speech to a joint session of Congress tonight: ask us to believe that a second stimulus will be more effective than his first; and pin the blame on others [...]
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Posted on 18 August 2011. Tags: Billion Dollars, Bob McDonnell, Bonanza, Checkbooks, Economic Times, Federal Spending, Fellow Virginians, Fiscal Conservatism, Fiscal Responsibility, Government Spending, Governor Bob, Governor Tim Kaine, Great News, Rainy Day Fund, Retirement Accounts, Revenue Surplus, Summer Address, Surpluses, Tim Kaine, Volatility
Governor McDonnell has really done a wonderful job turning around the miserable hand he was dealt by former Governor Tim Kaine. We now have the second surplus in a row. Virginians are happy to have a surplus, but if the State is simply going to spend it on other things, then the news is no [...]
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Posted on 22 July 2011. Tags: Abdication, Budget Plan, Concrete Statement, Constitutional Amendment, Debt Crisis, Debt Limit, Democrat, Federal Budget, Five Months, Government Spending, Impersonation, Mitch Mcconnell, Nbsp, Obama, Rocket Science, Senate Floor, Senate Republican Leader, Trillion, U S Senate, Volcanic Eruption
`The reason we’ve got a $14 trillion debt is because no matter how much money Washington has, it always spends more — and the only way to cure the problem is to stop enabling it.’ Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following statement on the Senate floor Friday regarding a [...]
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Posted on 08 May 2011. Tags: Attempts, Central Questions, Economic Model, Economic Recession, Followers, Free Markets, Friedrich Hayek, Government Intervention, Government Spending, Keynes, Keynesian Economics, Liberals, National Bureau Of Economic Research, Natural Disasters, Progressives, Prosperity, Slump, Struggle, Troubled Times, Video Check
This is an excellent video produced by EconStories explaining the struggle between the followers of Keynesian Economics that the Liberals Progressives (like Obaba) subscribe to and the Austrian Economic model of free markets without heavy handed government intervention preferred by Friedrich Hayek. From to the EconStoried site: According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, [...]
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Posted on 05 April 2011. Tags: Barack Obama, Blueprint, Budget Committee, Chairman Paul, Federal Spending, Fiscal Plan, Footing, Government Spending, Health Policy, Medicaid, Midterm Elections, New York Times, Paul Ryan, Republican Budget Plan, Republican Plan, Reuters, Trillion, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Wisconsin Republican
‘A Sharp Contrast’ While President Obama’s Budget ‘All But Ignored The Most Important Long-Term Fiscal Challenge,’ Chairman Ryan’s Plan ‘Includes Broad Changes To The Tax System And $6.2 Trillion In Federal Spending Cuts’ The House Republican Budget: The ‘Most Complete Attempt So Far By Republicans To Make Good On Their Promises … To Cut [...]
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Posted on 09 March 2011. Tags: Budget Negotiations, Budget Plans, Chuck Schumer, Claire Mccaskill, Current Fiscal Year, Deficit Reduction, Democrat Bill, Democrat Leaders, Democrat Senators, Fiscal Reality, Government Spending, Joe Manchin, Long Holiday, Mitch Mcconnell, Reset Button, Senate Democrats, Senate Proposal, Senate Republican Leader, Tpm, Wall Street Journal
This afternoon, the Senate will be voting on competing budget plans for the rest of the current fiscal year, the House Republicans’ bill, which cuts $61 billion in spending, and the Senate Democrats’ plan, which cuts only $4.7 billion. Speaking on the floor this morning, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said, “At a time [...]
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Posted on 28 February 2011. Tags: Capital Investment, Clean Break, Discretionary Spending, Economic Growth, Economic Health, Eric Cantor, Fiscal Restraint, Fiscal Situation, Gardener, Government Spending, Job Creation, Overdue Move, Private Capital, Rededication, Regulatory Environment, Stable Currency, Tipping Point, Unparalleled Opportunity, World Businesses, World Economy
By Rep. Eric Cantor February 26, 2011 America is at a tipping point, and Republicans have begun to take action. Last week, the House passed unprecedented legislation reducing discretionary spending this fiscal year by more than $100 billion. In addition, we made clear that our long-term budget, to be unveiled in the spring, will address [...]
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Posted on 15 February 2011. Tags: Bad Habits, Barack Obama, Bipartisan Commission, Congressman Eric Cantor, Credible Plan, Democrat Colleagues, Economic Growth, Entitlement Spending, Eric Cantor, Federal Budget, Financial Mess, Fiscal Situation, Government Spending, Households, Medicaid, Medicare, National Debt, Rhetoric, Social Security, Trillion
On Monday President Barack Obama released his latest budget, another financial mess that adds to the national debt while raising taxes as well. His $3.7 trillion budget fails to take government spending seriously, offering tentative cuts at best. In response, Congressman Eric Cantor offered the following statement: “President Obama says he wants to win the [...]
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