Category: Financial Reform Legislation
Sequestration Frustration!
02/28/13 23:50, by OGRE / (Jeff), Categories: Welcome, News, Background, On the web, Politics, Stimulus Spending, U.S. Economy, Financial Reform Legislation
Budget Control Act of 2011
Before you freak out you should see what's really going on here. First we have to go over Baseline Budgeting. In a nutshell the government forecasts an increase in the budget of (7)% each year.
The Deficit Control Act… more »
The "Fiscal Cliff" is Fabricated
11/30/12 17:04, by OGRE / (Jeff), Categories: Welcome, News, Background, On the web, History, Politics, Health Care, U.S. Economy, Financial Reform Legislation, Elections
Thelma and Louise Going Forward
What if America has been driven over the cliff on purpose. We are in the air right now, the question is for how long. In order to answer the question you have to determine who it will benefit the most and why.
The O… more »
Max Hastings is Not Afraid to "Tell it like it is!"
08/10/11 16:34, by OGRE / (Jeff), Categories: Welcome, News, Background, In real life, On the web, Politics, Health Care, Illegal Immigration, Strange_News, Financial Reform Legislation
This is a great column. It's unbashful, unafraid and straight to the point. The best part; it's entirely true.
Years of liberal dogma have spawned a generation of amoral, uneducated, welfare dependent, brutalised youngsters
A few weeks after the… more »
Too Big To Fail, or Too Big To Function?
08/05/11 17:20, by OGRE / (Jeff), Categories: Welcome, News, Background, In real life, On the web, History, Politics, Stimulus Spending, U.S. Economy, Financial Reform Legislation
Is the US government "Too Big To Fail?"
As I see it, Too Big to Fail means "Too Big to Function" I think the term was coined to encompass a situation where poor decisions land an abnormally large group of people in a bad situation. The answer (at lea… more »
Planned Obsolescence
08/05/11 06:02, by OGRE / (Jeff), Categories: Welcome, News, Background, In real life, On the web, History, Politics, Stimulus Spending, U.S. Economy, Financial Reform Legislation
It's already starting; Moodys is starting to point to a downgrade in the US "AAA" bond rating. Strange considering that borrowing more was supposed to fix the credit problem. The US is starting to operate a lot like General Motors. The government has ma… more »