Case 4 the Right
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| Blog Name: | Case 4 the Right |
| Url: | http://case4theright.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Politics, Conservative, Philosophy |
| Description: | Helping individuals of all political stripes understand the conservative viewpoint and why we feel it is the best way for a nation to prosper. |
| Popularity: | 21 Followers |
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Christie wins, but...
apparently, New Jersey voters had no issues adding an additional $400 million to the state's existing $35 billion dollar debt...It's hard to foresee Christie (or any elected official) saving a state who's voters have no concept of fiscal responsibility.That's probably because most residents with any economic sense have been fleeing the state in droves over the past several years.
apparently, New Jersey voters had no issues adding an additional $400 million to the state's existing $35 billion dollar debt...It's hard to foresee Christie (or any elected official) saving a state who's voters have no concept of fiscal responsibility.That's probably because most residents with any economic sense have been fleeing the state in droves over the past several years.
Great job!!
Since the CDC has delivered H1N1 vaccine to every US citizen on time and under budget, we should have no trouble handing the rest of our health care over to the Feds...Wait - there's vaccine shortages you say? The government hasn't been a model of efficiency and cost control?Our government can't even administer one vaccine, and yet they still expect us to trust them with the rest of our health care.First of all, let me point out that this shortage is not a particular indictment of President Obama (any more than the last time we had a flu vaccine shortage was the fault of President Bush). The
Since the CDC has delivered H1N1 vaccine to every US citizen on time and under budget, we should have no trouble handing the rest of our health care over to the Feds...Wait - there's vaccine shortages you say? The government hasn't been a model of efficiency and cost control?Our government can't even administer one vaccine, and yet they still expect us to trust them with the rest of our health care.First of all, let me point out that this shortage is not a particular indictment of President Obama (any more than the last time we had a flu vaccine shortage was the fault of President Bush). The
Germany moves to the right
Just like France & Italy before them, Germany is realizing that it's dance with Socialism was not a recipe for success.Voters in Germany resoundingly affirmed Chancellor Angela Merkel's plans for tax reduction (including taxes for top earners).Europe is finally coming to realize that penalizing your nation's most productive members leads to disatrous levels of unmployment and poverty. Meanwhile, on this side of the Atlantic, our government seems intent on adopting the exact same policy's that Europe has abandoned.Everywhere in history that socialism has been tried, pove
Just like France & Italy before them, Germany is realizing that it's dance with Socialism was not a recipe for success.Voters in Germany resoundingly affirmed Chancellor Angela Merkel's plans for tax reduction (including taxes for top earners).Europe is finally coming to realize that penalizing your nation's most productive members leads to disatrous levels of unmployment and poverty. Meanwhile, on this side of the Atlantic, our government seems intent on adopting the exact same policy's that Europe has abandoned.Everywhere in history that socialism has been tried, pove
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