Tag: "deficit"

Are Republicans to Blame for Washington’s Problems?

By Michael J. Fell on May 23, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, exposing Obama, In The News, Opinion, Politics, Public Sector Unions, SmalGov

In a new book entitled “It’s Even Worse Than It Looks”, author Norman Ornstein (described by Yahoo News, a card carrying member of the “progressive” Party Pravda, as a “scholar”), blames Republican for governance problems in Washington DC. Although Ornstein, shows a flicker of willingness to lay part of the blame at the feet of [...]

What the obama Administration Has Taught America

By Michael J. Fell on May 18, 2012 in featured opinion, In The News, Opinion

Facebook Inc.’s $16 billion initial public offering has made Mark Zuckerberg the 29th richest carbon based life form on Earth. Facebook provides entertainment and a fun way to spend your leisure time. America should love Zuckerberg. Whatever happens, do not ever criticize him for not paying his fair share of taxes…he’s cool in the administration’s [...]

Will Obama Learn From Sweden?

By Warren Beatty (not the liberal actor) on May 10, 2012 in Featured, Politics

Have you ever heard of Anders Borg? He has a ponytail and wears an earring. He is an economist. He is also the finance minister of Sweden. When Sweden’s prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt became party leader in 2003, he made Borg his right-hand man. Since becoming Sweden’s finance minister, Borg reduced the size of government [...]

United States Budget: A Budget That Can’t Be Balanced

By Cindi on May 06, 2012 in Videos

Washington is in quite a dilemma, and it’s quite alarming! This video explains why our budget cannot be balanced. Cindi is the Sr. Managing Editor of ConservativeNewsCentral.com and the Director of Graphics and Art for Anomalous Media.

What Will It Take To Wake You Up?

By TJ Thompson on May 04, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, Opinion, Politics

What will it take to wake you up from your trance? That trance which you have been slowly and easily lulled into by the rhetoric of politicos who speak with a forked tongue, and by the droning whir of commentary by sock-monkey media figures. That vegetative state where you indulge in the opiates served [...]

The Real Enemy Of Conservatism

By TJ Thompson on Apr 24, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, Legislation, Opinion, Politics

. “Defeat The Left!” “Get Obama Out!” “Support The GOP Nominee At All Costs!” . These appear to be the battle cries of Republicans – and apparently Conservatives – in 2012. . After all, electing whoever ends up being the GOP Nominee is the main goal, right? . If you answered “yes” to that question, [...]

Postal Workers Caught in Tax Refund Fraud

By DJ Redman on Apr 03, 2012 in Featured Posts, In The News

A ring of criminals operating out of the Dominican Republic have been running a massive income tax refund scam in which billions of false income tax filings have cost the taxpayers billions of dollars in losses. In an article in The Wall Street Journal we see the following information: Between October 2010 and June 2011, [...]

Obama Tilting At Windmills Again – With Money We Don't Have

By Warren Beatty (not the liberal actor) on Mar 27, 2012 in Featured Posts, In The News, Politics

We are broke, have a huge national debt, running record deficits, and STILL President Barack Hussein Obama wants $770 million to combat “global warming.” That, in and of itself, would be bad enough, but he wants the money to counter global warming in the developing world. Obama and his administration continue to pursue its policy [...]

Federal Funds: Uncle Sam’s Gravy Train to the States

By Sven R Larson on Mar 12, 2012 in Featured, Health Care Reform, Politics

In his 1981 inaugural address, President Reagan reminded us of the separation of powers embedded in the U.S. Constitution. This separation goes in two directions: laterally by separating legislative, executive, and judicial branches, and vertically by separating federal, state, and local governments. A lot of attention has rightly been focused on the blurring of the [...]

Positive economic news masks worsening crisis

By Cameron Macgregor on Feb 29, 2012 in featured opinion, Politics

Positive economic numbers touted this week conceal the inevitable crisis soon to strike the United States. Indicators like unemployment, job creation, and stock market valuations are showing signs of recovery, according to many experts. Official unemployment numbers are down, stocks are up, and more jobs have been created in recent months than predicted. Plus, some [...]