In the last two days, I’ve written about the phony deficit/debt "crisis" here and here, using excerpts from my new e-book, "It’s Not Raining, We’re Getting Peed On: The Scam of the Deficit Crisis". Today, as the Catfood Commission unveiled its final report, I’ll continue by looking at some of the people behind pushing […]
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It’s Not Raining, We’re Getting Peed On (3): The Scam of the Deficit Crisis
Posted on 02 December 2010.
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It’s Not Raining, We’re Getting Peed On (2): The Scam of the Deficit Crisis
Posted on 01 December 2010.
Yesterday, I kicked off a series of posts about the phony deficit/debt "crisis" with an excerpt from the introduction to my new book, "It’s Not Raining, We’re Getting Peed On: The Scam of the Deficit Crisis". Today, I’ll continue with a part from the first chapter called, "Stupid Statements". In honor of the mind-boggling […]
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It’s Not Raining, We’re Getting Peed On (1): The Scam of the Deficit Crisis
Posted on 30 November 2010.
The government’s deficit and debt are not a big crisis. It’s not even a little crisis. It’s not a crisis at all. What is most disturbing is how many liberals/progressives have thrown in the towel and are basically taking the line "there is a crisis but we have a better way of dealing with it". […]
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Debt Is Not A Sin–When We Build The Country
Posted on 27 November 2010.
This coming week, the drumbeat will get louder with the rhetoric about the phony government debt/deficit "crisis". I’ll be writing more about this in conjunction with my new book, "It’s Not Raining, We’re Getting Peed On: The Scam of the Deficit Crisis". Today, I thought I’d focus on this specific point: debt is not a […]
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The Commission That Should go Away
Posted on 19 November 2010.
Frankly, this is good news: WASHINGTON—The bipartisan commission examining how to cut the federal debt ended three days of closed-door meetings Thursday without a firm agreement among its 18 members, with several saying the panel was still at odds over how to contain the ballooning costs of health care. The Commission should just […]
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