1/27/11

Meet Another BigGov Victim

Fascist job-killing thugs protect incumbents from competition

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Obama's Truth Will Set You Free

Is the President's legal name really Barry Soetoro?

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Teacher Unionists H8 Choice, Competition

Private education is simply unacceptable to collectivists

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Katrina Overwhelmed BigEd Unionists

School Choice Week continues

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Obama's Picture of America

Collectivists never take enough

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Progs Lean U.S. Forward For Corruption

Only the forgotten Constitution can deflate BigGov bubble-ism
Taken as a whole, the states are bankrupt already – with at least $18 trillion in hard debt that’s not on the books.

According to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, the overall “fiscal situation of states and localities” does not “require drastic and immediate measures … to avoid an imminent meltdown,” because “modernizing revenue systems” – tax and fee increases – coupled with a “budget processes … overhaul” will solve the problem over the next few decades.

This national crisis is bigger than Republican or Democrat, left or right, conservative or liberal. It requires radical action now to prevent certain future calamity.

In 2009 we hit a tipping point. For the first time in history, states paid more for “Insurance Trust Fund Expenditures” – mainly pensions — than for “Salaries and Wages,” according to Final Fiscal Year 2009 State Government Finances data just released by Census.

Basically that means we are paying those who no longer work for state governments more than we pay those who do. The trend is intractable and accelerating.
(full story by Frank Keegan at watchdog.org)

Obama OKs Another Failed Policy of the Past

All BigGov collectivists are birds of a feather

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HT: directorblue.blogspot.com

Educrats Overspend on the Wrong Things

Welcome to School Choice Week

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WTF Obama?

O-Prog divisive ideas, policies are off-base

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Lame-Duck Obama Running On Empty

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul takes on SOTU

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Trail of Tears, Young Left, Gompers

On this day: January 27
U.S. Congress approves Indian Territory (in what is present-day Oklahoma), clearing the way for forced relocation of the Eastern Indians on the "Trail of Tears" (1825)

The Young Left is founded in Norway (1909)

b: Samuel Gompers (1850), Gottfried Feder (1883); d: Thomas Crapper (1910)

Community Organizing for the New Progressive Era
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