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Jason TrommetterJindal cuts La. budget 25% and sky doesn’t fall http://t.co/lTOrAFMY More government isn’t the answer to every problem.
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So, what’s the point of Occupy Wall Street? http://t.co/kz4co5BP I’m still trying to figure it out
Using cash for 2ndhand transactions now illegal in LA http://t.co/EpT3fgMQ Lawmakers trample over property and 4th Amendment rights
Occupy Wall Street: The Young and the Clueless http://t.co/jskWhgEO
#Breaktime Mushroom walks into a bar. Bartender says, “We don’t serve your kind here.” Mushroom says, “Why not? I’m a fun-gi!”
Actually, it’s a plan to save the Red States from government mandates. For example, $8 billion of Texas projected budget shortfall is because of unfunded Medicaid mandates under ObamaCare.
Those of us who live in South Carolina don’t view our state as a “poor” state. We view ourselves as independent, Freedom-loving individuals who don’t want the Federal government telling us how we’re supposed to live our lives. We have an economy that’s growing faster than some blue states. The Governor announces new businesses coming into our state almost every other week. How many Blue States can say that?
Any project paid for with tax money (public sector) will not grow the economy. Only projects paid for with investment money (private sector) will grow the economy. Spending money in the public sector, as Obama has done, is why the stimulus money has not grown the economy. Tax cuts (for everybody) and reduced spending on entitlements and government pork projects is how we will grow the economy and put people back to work.