i implore Sen. Coburn, as we move into the BHO days, someone must tell us the truth as it happens. GWB, should have been on the TV/radio letting us know, how the left was affecting our way of life. The credit crunch, banking woes, were avoidable, the left Sen & Congressman do react to phone and e-mail constructive criticism. Sen Coburn sounds the alarm, we go to work, saving the country from these crazies.

Finally a true American. Thank You Senator Coburn.

 allow me to Love America

If all members of congress had his integrity we would be fiscally sound and the Democrats would not be in control of congress. Both sides of the aisle want balanced budgets but only fiscal conservatives want lower taxes, limited government, limited government spending and free market economics. 

Big Three Bailout - Give Me a Break (Video) (5min) (John Stossel, 20/20)

Don't Blame Capitalism (Peter Schiff, The Washington Post)
Economic Depressions: Their Cause and Cure (Murray N. Rothbard, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Economics)

"What is the governmental role in the cure of depression? In the first place, government must cease inflating as soon as possible. It is true that this will, inevitably, bring the inflationary boom abruptly to an end, and commence the inevitable recession or depression. But the longer the government waits for this, the worse the necessary readjustments will have to be. The sooner the depression-readjustment is gotten over with, the better. This means, also, that the government must never try to prop up unsound business situations; it must never bail out or lend money to business firms in trouble. Doing this will simply prolong the agony and convert a sharp and quick depression phase into a lingering and chronic disease. The government must never try to prop up wage rates or prices of producers' goods; doing so will prolong and delay indefinitely the completion of the depression-adjustment process; it will cause indefinite and prolonged depression and mass unemployment in the vital capital goods industries. The government must not try to inflate again, in order to get out of the depression. For even if this reinflation succeeds, it will only sow greater trouble later on. The government must do nothing to encourage consumption, and it must not increase its own expenditures, for this will further increase the social consumption/investment ratio. In fact, cutting the government budget will improve the ratio. What the economy needs is not more consumption spending but more saving, in order to validate some of the excessive investments of the boom. Thus, what the government should do, according to the Misesian analysis of the depression, is absolutely nothing. It should, from the point of view of economic health and ending the depression as quickly as possible, maintain a strict hands off, "laissez-faire" policy. Anything it does will delay and obstruct the adjustment process of the market; the less it does, the more rapidly will the market adjustment process do its work, and sound economic recovery ensue." - Murray N. Rothbard, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Economics

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is Not Pollution

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