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Governments at the state and local level, particularly in places like California but many other states as well, are all about the transfer of wealth, paying off huge sums and benefit packages to “public servants” such as teachers who don’t teach, and making sure that people become dependent on government services or handouts rather than even having a chance at functioning in a free market economy.

Obama promised to veto legislation offered by GOP that would have allowed flexibility in slowing the growth of spending (sequester). He continues to punish us in the most visible ways to push his infinite spending agenda leading us to bankruptcy and division.

“That’s a kind of ugly secret of the American labor market,” [] “Part of the reason our unemployment rates have been low, until recently, is that a lot of people who would have trouble finding jobs are on a different program.”

Obama is marketing his new budget by saying it has “more than $2 in spending cuts for every $1 of new revenue.” Is this true? In a word, no.

Perhaps a lowering participation rate in the job market is good news for a government whose primary mission is to feed, clothe and medically treat us, and to gain power over people through doing so.

The data show that the Lone Star State’s prosperity is no mirage. – City Journal

Ruled by Democrats for decades, Illinois ranks 45th when considering fiscal policy, regulatory policy and personal freedom.

About a third of Americans won’t be willingly sold into slavery. Another third will, perhaps out of ignorance, fear, ideology or even smug confidence that their own gang will be the ruling authorities, so what the heck. Another third of Americans wobble in the middle. In the heat of emotion, they’re all for the next government control.

We told you he was lying. On April 1st, Obamacare will break its first promises to American seniors.

Under the Ryan budget, spending still rises in every category (except ObamaCare, which Ryan would keep flat at zero). Outlays are still going up, but in Washington, Democrats call these “draconian cuts.”