America is in good hands? Our congress is looking to push through with Cap+Trade this week. That will push UP the cost of EVERYTHING that uses energy to manufacture or ship. Electricity, gasoline, the cost is going to crush us. They are looking to NATIONIZE our healthcare. The cost is going to be OBSCENE. This is going to result in rationed healthcare and government bureaucrats deciding if it is "Cost effective" to treat people for their various ailments. Like, say your 75 yr. old mother needs a new hip, well she's too old, it's not "cost effective" to give an old lady a new hip. There are alot of younger more produtive people to spend that money on. Got a cateract in one eye? Well, it's not "Cost effective" to treat that. Besides, you still got one good eye.
They have QUADRUPLED our debt in 6 mos. They are printing money like monopoly money. Eventually, when the inflation comes, and it will. You might as well have monopoly money in your pocket. We are in such dept to the RED CHINESE. I can't see how that is going to work out for us in ANY kind of positive way.
Our enemys around the world are laughing at us. We have N. Korea threating to fire a missile at Hawaii. Iran is acting more beligerant every week. And what do we have, our President CONSTANLY talking down our country and appologising for our supposed mis-deeds. He very respectively refers to Iran as the "Isamic Republic" And to the nuts running it, as The "Supreme ruler". He actually believes if he talks nicely and respectfully to these nuts, That all of the sudden the world is going to just be sunshine and lolipops.
America's in good hands you say? Well, if you like that idea of America on her knees before the WORLD. And you like the goverment controlling every aspect of your life. And you like to pay through the nose for everything you require as you go through your daily life. Then America is in good hands. Myself, I believe we are in the start of a nightmare that we might not ever be able to wake up from. Jack
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