Comments on: The Lowest Common Denominator

By: PaulM

PaulM — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 20:04:35 +0000

Brobama believes purely in total government-controlled wealth redistribution. OH, that, and playing golf while the economy goes to hell.

He made over $ 4,000,000 last year, only $ 400,000 ( plus ‘room and board’ ) of which was his salary. I guess being Presdient takes up about 10 % of his valuable compensated time.

If we don’t get this SOB out of office in 2012, the damage he acheives may be ireversable.

By: dad29

dad29 — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 14:50:57 +0000

He’s not a Socialist; he’s a f(*&n Communist.

The difference is that Socialists believe in God.

By: J. Strupp

J. Strupp — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 05:59:53 +0000

“Obama has had his way in the oil industry and we can see the impact of that on gas prices.”

Please tell me how Obama’s domestic policies regarding the U.S. oil industry have impacted global oil (gas) prices in any significant way. I’m not looking for politicrap. Actual data. I don’t know, maybe think in terms of domestic oil production as a percentage of global oil production.

“Obama has had his way with the federal budget and monetary policy and we can see the impact of that on our economy, the value of the dollar, overall inflation.”

Why don’t you tell us what core CPI is today vs. the 30 year average. Then tell us what the market is paying on TIPS (inflaton futures). Then tell us what the impact of a strong dollar policy would be on U.S. employment when net domestic savings goes up (as advocated by your buddies in the GOP). You don’t have to make it complicated. Why don’t you tell us how politically (and economically) genius it would be to defend the dollar at all costs when unemployment is bumping up around 9.1%.

By: jjs

jjs — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 16:05:25 +0000

But the socialist elites will not be poor, they will always have money and power and not use the systems/programs/regulations/laws they force on us. They just want us to be poor and use the poor as tools to progress their agenda to keep their power. If we run out of poor they will be out of business. Capitalism and freedom greatly reduce poverty…they cannot have that and keep power and stay in business.

By: Chris from Racine

Chris from Racine — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 14:11:03 +0000

Well said Mr. Shoe. I simply cannot understand those who stand by these policies. Our freedoms have been and continue to be stripped away little by little, although in the last 2 1/2 years it’s happening faster and faster.