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Cramer did the Republicans a favor by feeding them a softball question from a viewer. Their failure to handle it effectively was a lot more significant and newsworthy than Rick Perry’s much-publicized gaffe.

Now I’m no Bush apologist, believe me… but W is not responsible for “deregulatory craziness.” And the debate ends quickly when you know the facts and don’t make them up to fit your talking points.

The White House last week began circulating a draft executive order that would require companies seeking government contracts to disclose contributions — including those that otherwise would have been secret — to groups that air political ads attacking or supporting candidates.

Citizen bounty hunting is a disturbing turn in the crush of big government under the Obama Democrats.

Bono announced how happy he was with oil revenue transparency provision which makes oil and mining companies disclose any government payments to the SEC.

Even the Wall Street Journal is recognizing the Alinsky pattern in the Obama administration.

Every American needs to understand that the left is not simply attempting to “reform” our institutions: it is swiftly transforming America from a capitalist democracy into a Marxist totalitarian state. Only a complete repudiation at the polls will stop them.

SEC suddenly becomes no longer subject to the Freedom of Information Act, Advisory Committees are made NOT subject to the Federal Advisory Committee Act, global regulation and ‘fees’ are authorized in the bill, racial quotas and race ‘advisory’ agencies are required in the bill, privacy of financial transactions is eliminated – what’s not to like?

It appears that the age of soft tyranny has ended, so be ready for more taxpayer-funded bailouts due to government-designed economic bubbles, based on unsound economic policy, and justified through social justice — all of which will be followed by major economic collapses.

The “too big to fail” concept is not the reason for the economic crisis. The problem is not Wall Street as a whole, but the hedge fund short sellers on Wall Street. They call themselves the “alternative investment community” and have organized themselves into a special interest group called the Managed Funds Association (MFA).