Why I Am Against Public Sector Unions

Opinion

It’s simple. You should not be able to strong arm your neighbors to pay you more and give you benefits the rest of the taxpayers will never get. Let me explain.

If you work for a private company, big or small, who do you negotiate with for your pay and benefits? The boss, the guy who runs the company. If it’s a small company, that might be just one person and he’s pays your salary. In a large corporation there is probably a committee of people appointed by the President/CEO to negotiate with employees. What happens in the public sector is completely different..

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Some people say Obama isn’t very good at math

Barack just has a different way of doing math. He is dividing the country, subtracting from our incomes, adding to the debt and multiplying our misery.

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The People Want Balance!

Politics

A debt reduction plan that includes a “combinati­on” of spending cuts and “revenue increases” might be acceptable to me if it meant there were real spending cuts. I haven’t seen any actual specific spending cut proposals from the Democrats. Accounting gimmicks and smaller than originally planned increases are not actual cuts.

New Jersey Anti-Union Bill Approved, Governor Christie Will Sign

The headline should read “New Jersey Pro-Taxpay­er Bill Approved, Governor Chris Christie Will Sign.” Taxpayers do not get a seat at the bargaining table with the unions. Normally it’s only the unions and the Democrat politician­s they support sitting at the bargaining table. Christie is finally giving the taxpayers a voice.

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Three Ways Democrats Could Lose in 2012

Election 2012

Drew Westen gets a few things wrong in his article at the HuffingtonPost

The current Republican party is not your Father’s Republican party. The GOP has made a genuine shift toward fiscal conservati­sm. A true conservati­ve will win every time. Wishy-wash­y middle of the road, reach across the aisle Republican­s (like John McCain) will lose.

Corporatio­ns don’t pay taxes, no matter how high the tax rate is. Consumers pay the taxes for the corporatio­ns because the cost of goods and services rises when you raise corporate tax rates. I can’t figure out why liberals don’t understand this basic economic principle.

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