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In the midst of so little, and surrounded by such heartbreaking putrefaction, easy guarantees such as we have like “we eat meat everyday”, never became so disturbing.

A staffer on Obama’s National Security Council, was told about Operation Fast and Furious in September 2010 by former ATF agent William Newell in an email. Newell, the former ATF special agent in charge of the Phoenix field office, told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee investigating the scandal that he communicated with Kevin O’Reilly. Both Obama and Eric Holder have denied knowing about the operation that let gunnrunners take weapons to Mexican drug cartels in an operation “called Fast and Furious” resulting in the murder of a US border patrol agent and untold number of Mexicans.

Obama spending programs were, in essence, Democrat slush funds parceled out to the party’s faithful to ensure that teachers and other public service workers would be retained, that General Motors and Chrysler could avoid the normal bankruptcy procedures that would have restructured both companies—and likely reduce union power, and that favored contractors could receive funding for “shovel ready projects.”

Sen. Marco Rubio over questions concerning the Debt limit, Obama legacy and Presidential job performance specifically representing minority populations.

Rep. Dan Burton (R-IN) questions ATF Special Agents about the deadly Operation Fast and Furious.

The only way to fight fascism is with freedom. Freedom means returning the USA to a capitalist country, i.e., lowering all the taxes, massively and permanently reducing government spending, phasing out existing entitlement programs that are going to go bankrupt anyway — all the while preserving our freedom of speech and freedom of association, things routinely denied in China.

Unemployment among young people is 16%. Will they still support Obama in 2012? Prospects for jobs and future prosperity are dim under Obama’s policies but youth are easily swayed by leftist media promising a socialist Utopia.

U.S. contributions to the U.N. system reached a record level of $7.692 billion in fiscal year (FY) 2010—a staggering 21 percent increase over FY 2009.[1] This is the third consecutive year in which U.S. contributions set new records.

It won’t balance the budget and stop the debt. Even if the cuts called for in the plan were real, the debt will still increase by $7 trillion over the next ten years.

“it doesn’t solve the fundamental problem of excessive debt and of further, very substantial deficits.”