Epic government failure is everywhere. So is the feeling of
chaos. Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and all welfare programs have been
deemed unsustainable from every legitimate audit agency that has reviewed the
programs. We have spent billions of dollars on a new federal agency to protect
the homeland and we find out at the Boston Marathon that we were under a false
sense of security. The threat is greater now than it was after 911. The reason
is we have an administration that can’t call out terrorism or the people that
are mostly responsible for the acts of terrorism.
The new healthcare bill that was passed in 2009 is bankrupting
the country and ruining the efficiency of the greatest and most innovative
healthcare industry in the world. Unemployment has been at record highs, but
more importantly are the millions of people that have given up looking for work
or applied for disability. That number has skyrocketed and is unsustainable. Never
mind that it is bad for the individual psyche of the nation. We are printing
money as if that is a solution when in fact it is adding to the problem of
government gluttony.
We have “sustainable” energy companies funded by tax dollars
with the only requirement to obtain capital for that business is being a
political donor to the administration in power. Most have gone bankrupt after
paying out millions in bonuses to the people that ran them (into the ground).
Crony capitalism is undermining the legitimate and most effective economic
system, capitalism, by painting all capitalism as corrupt. The truth is the
government is the corrupt player along with willing accomplices, not capitalism
as a system.
The Middle East is a powder keg of radical activity. The
Islamic terrorists hate us more than ever even with this president’s naïve attempt
to “soften” the rhetoric. Syria has crossed the red line set by the president
and the consequences? Still waiting to see how far the president will move the
red line back. Setting lines in the sand is never a good idea unless you intend
to enforce them. The American people have no stomach for spilling blood and
treasure in the Middle East so lines in the sand are just that.
The country has not seen this much depression in attitude
and economy since Jimmy Carter in the 70’s. College grads move back home in the
basements of their parents after accumulating thousands in education debt for a
“Fill in the Blank” Studies Degree. There seems like no hope in sight for a
better future. This is just the tip of the iceberg in a list of government
failures that just keep adding up as fast as the national debt.
And the President plays another round of golf. God Bless
America…
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It's a sad day we live in...
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