The Washington Times published my commentary entitled, "Europeanization is no vacation: The federal budget deficit is making us poorer." Key point: expect higher tax rates, and thus lower economic growth, due to the budget deficit.
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Of course it's making us poorer, however, the establishment doesn't want to talk about that.
During the Presidential debates in 2011, all you're going to hear is the same old garbage: "We have to get our deficits under control...I propose we introduce this new spending program."
Guys like Ron Paul and Ross Perot actually addressed the deficit and budget crisis in a proper way.
I think Paul Craig Roberts said on the Alex Jones Show recently that we need another ACTUAL revolution
Posted by: A_moran3 | August 22, 2010 at 11:32 AM