This almost sums up the recent events in Washington on the Stimulus Bill.
"Too often we enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought."
- J.F.Kennedy
Showing posts with label stimulus plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stimulus plan. Show all posts
Friday, February 13, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
More Pork Than a Pig Farm- Help Stop Stimulus
Help us Stop 'America's INFLATION Stimulus Bill'
/Standard Newswire/ -- The so-called stimulus bill appears to be on the verge of passage following a "compromise" crafted by Republican Senators Specter and Collins and Democratic Senator Nelson. It demonstrates a stunning ignorance of how business works and how jobs are created. For example, in its over 1500 pages, there is not one single mention of increasing profits in American businesses, yet any business owner knows that sustained profits are the only way that businesses can expand and create new jobs. Without a clear focus on increasing profits, the long-term result of a huge increase in government spending can only be one thing: staggering inflation.....
http://statenationalpolitics.blogspot.com/2009/02/help-us-stop-americas-inflation.html
Don't Just Stay on the Sidelines. Let your Senator know how you feel.
/Standard Newswire/ -- The so-called stimulus bill appears to be on the verge of passage following a "compromise" crafted by Republican Senators Specter and Collins and Democratic Senator Nelson. It demonstrates a stunning ignorance of how business works and how jobs are created. For example, in its over 1500 pages, there is not one single mention of increasing profits in American businesses, yet any business owner knows that sustained profits are the only way that businesses can expand and create new jobs. Without a clear focus on increasing profits, the long-term result of a huge increase in government spending can only be one thing: staggering inflation.....
http://statenationalpolitics.blogspot.com/2009/02/help-us-stop-americas-inflation.html
Don't Just Stay on the Sidelines. Let your Senator know how you feel.
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Friday, February 6, 2009
Bully Tactics Again? Keep the Fear Alive
I always try to listen to a portion of the morning news while I'm in the kitchen just a cookin' and a cleanin'. Two different stories caught my attention while I was up to my elbows in soapy water. Now, I'm thinking that some mouths need to get washed out as well.....
You remember the recent inauguration speech with the reference made by the President that if the enemies of the United States would unclench their fists, he would extend the hand of friendship (or something like that). Anyway, during the speech, I took that statement to be for the enemies of our great country.
Just this morning, I guess I was wrong. George Stephanopolis used that same wording when he said the President would have to reclench his hand if the Republicans don't support the stimulus package and pass it this weekend. The big question here is who is the enemy of the United States? Is it Americans who believe the current stimulus package is wrong for the future of our country? Is it Americans who don't want a plan that was bullied into passing? Is the style of governing these days changing into a forced support? Will he take the non supporters out behind the woodshed and beat them up with his clenched fist? Hmmmm.
Another story this morning has its origins during the days of Martin Luther King. I truly believe Mr. King thought his word of nonviolence would work. The early days where fear of the unknown caused many Americans of many races to strike out against the other were not right. Hats off to the old gent who has now taken it upon himself to publicly apologize for his actions against those of a different race. He's asked for their forgiveness and for the forgiveness of the Lord. Now, I have to wonder if people of all races who have continued to keep fear alive will do the same?
Fear. It's a recurring theme these days. Fear of the unknown. Fear of the future. Fear for the safety of our country. Fear.
Best thing I can think to do is get on my knees and pray for our country and our leaders to open their eyes and seek to follow God's will.
You remember the recent inauguration speech with the reference made by the President that if the enemies of the United States would unclench their fists, he would extend the hand of friendship (or something like that). Anyway, during the speech, I took that statement to be for the enemies of our great country.
Just this morning, I guess I was wrong. George Stephanopolis used that same wording when he said the President would have to reclench his hand if the Republicans don't support the stimulus package and pass it this weekend. The big question here is who is the enemy of the United States? Is it Americans who believe the current stimulus package is wrong for the future of our country? Is it Americans who don't want a plan that was bullied into passing? Is the style of governing these days changing into a forced support? Will he take the non supporters out behind the woodshed and beat them up with his clenched fist? Hmmmm.
Another story this morning has its origins during the days of Martin Luther King. I truly believe Mr. King thought his word of nonviolence would work. The early days where fear of the unknown caused many Americans of many races to strike out against the other were not right. Hats off to the old gent who has now taken it upon himself to publicly apologize for his actions against those of a different race. He's asked for their forgiveness and for the forgiveness of the Lord. Now, I have to wonder if people of all races who have continued to keep fear alive will do the same?
Fear. It's a recurring theme these days. Fear of the unknown. Fear of the future. Fear for the safety of our country. Fear.
Best thing I can think to do is get on my knees and pray for our country and our leaders to open their eyes and seek to follow God's will.
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fear,
president,
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Tired of the Bash
The news and talk shows are interesting to listen to these days. Sometimes, there are some very valid points. And then there's...
Why is it that hard core Democrats place all the blame on President Bush when Congress was controlled by Democrats?
How is the economic stimulus plan really going to help the economy? Build a road to where? And how long will that job last?
Why not let those who take from the government give back?
Why does Geithner appoint a lobbyist?
Why does the White House and friends sound like sore winners?
Just a thought. Just want to hear constructive criticism by those whose voices are heard most often. Just tired of the bash.
Why is it that hard core Democrats place all the blame on President Bush when Congress was controlled by Democrats?
How is the economic stimulus plan really going to help the economy? Build a road to where? And how long will that job last?
Why not let those who take from the government give back?
Why does Geithner appoint a lobbyist?
Why does the White House and friends sound like sore winners?
Just a thought. Just want to hear constructive criticism by those whose voices are heard most often. Just tired of the bash.
Labels:
congress,
democrat,
geithner,
president,
stimulus plan
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