Monday, July 16, 2012

Has It Really Come to This? - The Rush Limbaugh Show

Has It Really Come to This? - The Rush Limbaugh Show: "RUSH: I don't believe this.  I'm sitting here in stunned bewilderment, and I guess I shouldn't be.  I have this silly notion that our nation is going to progress each and every day, that we're gonna get better.  I don't mean economically."

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The Real Hostage Takers: Democrats Threaten Taxmageddon for All Unless Rich Pay More | Conservative Byte

The Real Hostage Takers: Democrats Threaten Taxmageddon for All Unless Rich Pay More | Conservative Byte: "A year ago, President Barack Obama called Republicans “hostage takers” for staying true to their mandate and refusing to agree to tax hikes as part of the debt ceiling deal. Now, the Washington Post reports that Democrats are explicitly threatening to allow “nearly $600 billion worth of tax hikes and spending cuts”–otherwise known as “Taxmageddon"

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Hillary offers American tax dollars to prop up Egypt | Times 247

Hillary offers American tax dollars to prop up Egypt | Times 247: "U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has ended two days of talks with Egypt's quarrelling civilian and military leaders, offering them U.S. assistance for the struggling Egyptian economy without publicly taking sides in their ongoing power struggle."

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Morning Bell: Obama Tells Entrepreneurs "You Didn't Build" Your Business

Morning Bell: Obama Tells Entrepreneurs "You Didn't Build" Your Business: "That sound you hear is silence—as millions of small business owners and entrepreneurs were left speechless this weekend from President Obama’s latest insult."

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Mass Transit Subsidized Heavily

Mass Transit Subsidized Heavily: "Advocates of mass transit like to point out that it isn't the only form of transportation that gets public subsidies. In particular, road construction and maintenance have benefited from increased taxpayer subsidies over the last decade and a half that, in absolute terms, are much larger than government support for public mass transit, says Josh Barro in City Journal."

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