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Friday, September 23, 2011

VOTE OUT ALL INCUMBENT CONGRESSMEN

Congress has failed the American People; the two-party system has failed the American People.

All current Congressional Incumbents should be voted out of office.  Congress now votes "along the party line", rather what is in the best interest of their constituents.  Hence, nothing important really gets done.  The American People are no better off today than they were when Bush & Cheney left office.

No Politician wants to take responsibility for how or why the United States is in a financial crisis. (With the exception of Ron Paul)  Because if they do they may have to account for why they allowed Bush & Cheney to wage an illegal war that cost the country Billions of dollars.  It is a fact, the Bush Administration mortgaged the United States to China to fund this war.  Now those that supported this failed cause don't want to have their taxes increased to pay for this fiasco.

Republican's continue to fight any increase any increase in the income tax they are paying.  They want the "middle class" to pay for the ill fated war in Iraq and Afghanistan that many of them or the Corporations that support them profited from.

They Bush/Cheney Administration stressed reduced taxes for the Rich and for the Corporations using the Reagan concept of "trickle down economics".  Basically, if we reduce "their" taxes they will employ more people and they economy will grow.

That theory didn't work under Reagan; and it certainly didn't work under Bush, because if it did work we would not have this Unemployment Rate combined with record Corporation's Profits.

Summary:  All Congressional Incumbents should be voted out!  Bush tax cuts should be eliminated.
Lobbying should be outlawed.  Let's tie Congressional wage to the Federal Minimum Wage.  Maybe it's time for the United States of America to Un-Declare our Independence and return to the rule of England.





Friday, May 27, 2011

ABUNDANCE OF STORED OIL

CBS Reports that Oil Companies are "stock piling" oil in Oklahoma awaiting Gasoline prices to rise.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Are Medicare Costs really an issue in the Budget Defecit?

Currently every Employed American has 1.45% of every dollar earned deducted from their paycheck and that amount is then matched by the Employer.  The results are 2.9 cents for every dollar earned payed into the Medicare Fund.  In addition to those generated funds,  individuals that earned the right to receive Social Security and Medicare are now rewarded by having $96.50 deducted from their Social Security Checks each month to pay for their Medicare Benefits.  Medicare like most Insurance Plans has an out-of-pocket deductible and that is currently $250.00 per calendar year.

Are we really supposed to believe that Medicare is the reason the U.S. is in debt? 
If so, it's not Medicare that needs an overhaul.

Has this become an issue because beginning in 2013 individuals earning more than $200,000 per year will have to pay 1.9% of their income and that will have to be matched by their employer's?

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Public Utilities Commison to regulate gasoline prices!


In our dreams!

The P.U.C. regulates privately owned electric, natural gas, water, railroad, rail transit, passenger transportation companies, telecommunications and even cable televsion.  In California the P.U.C. serves the public interest by protecting consumers and ensuring the provision of safe, reliable utility service and infrastructure at reasonable rates, with a commitment to environmental enhancement and a healthy California economy. (CPUC)

How is it possible that the GASOLINE has escaped this regulation?

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

That is Billion with a "B" and Profit with a "P"!

BP (British Petroleum) announced 02/01/2011 that it would restore its dividend and that it made a fourth-quarter profit of $5.6 Billion, a 30 percent increase from the same period a year earlier.