Bills Blow Hole

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HOW LONG DO WE HAVE? (…or America too big to fall?)

About the time our original thirteen states adopted their new constitution in 1787, Alexander Tyler, a Scottish history professor at the University of Edinburgh, had this to say about the fall of the Athenian Republic some 2,000 years earlier:

A democracy is always temporary ...

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I recieved a call to join your town hall phone sesion a few days ago. However, when I answered I got a message that you had missed me? I can only conclude that you did not want to actually want me to be apart of the conversation, but then I don't think you want any conversation... And don't EVER, EVER, mistake my American Flag for a Swastika.

Say What! Oh, The White House says that the President was leaning over because he was taller that the King. Say What!!!
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What Would Our Fore Fathers Think of our Country today?

"To establish an orderly process that allows us to make wise decisions based on sound information, we need to set aside" the plan "and create our own timeline," Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced in a statement.

So get ready for $5 gas is what he really means!

Geithner's speech "basically puts a spotlight on the fact that the government has no idea how to fix the problem," said Jeff Buetow, senior portfolio manager at Portfolio Management Consultants. "People bought on rumor and hope, and now they're selling on reality."

After the U.S.A. gets off gasoline (Obama promises within 10 years) then what?
What will our Government (Nat., State, Local) do to replace the Hundreds of Billions they will lose in fuel taxes!

I have the answer.
Most of the vehicles on the road in the near future will be some sort of hybrid\ battery or battery only powered. I think that these vehicles should be b...

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Curve Theory
The Laffer Curve Theory states that tax revenues are related to the tax rate in such a manner that no revenue is generated at a tax rate of either zero or one hundred per cent, for at one hundred percent taxable activity would effectively cease; somewhere in between these tax rates lies the revenue-maximizing rate. Higher income taxes reduce the tax base by discouraging saving...

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