DEBT LIMIT - A GUIDE TO AMERICAN FEDERAL DEBT MADE EASY

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Governor Christie: Meet the Moment

Kim Jong-il: Proof that hard work CAN kill you...

My dad always told me that hard work never killed anybody. Well, now, after having worked hard for over 43 years of my life, I find out that's not true..

Now I'm scared...

"North Korean state TV reports that their Dear Leader, the murdering psychopath Kim Jong Il, died while on a train trip last Saturday, of “physical overwork”. Presumably, he was carrying the train on his back when this occurred.” - John Scotus, The Tree Of Mamre

From rightonpolitics.wordpress.com

The Sydney Morning Herald reported that “The official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said the leader [Kim Jong Il] ‘passed away from a great mental and physical strain’ at 8.30am [12:30 AM UTC] on Saturday”. Read more at rightonpolitics.wordpress.com

Biden: "The Taliban is not our enemy"

Uhhh.. What? Not that we're not in immediate danger from enemies here at home, but WHAT???

If the President and his administration are not enemies of the Taliban, that makes them on the same side.

If this President has never made the statement that the Taliban is not our enemy, why not? And if he believes that, why?

If, in fact, the Taliban is fighting to collapse the existing government and we are fighting to prevent that, how are they not our enemy?

I guess that the only way we can declare an enemy our enemy is for them to defeat us first.

From weaselzippers.us

Biden was interviewed by the Daily Beast and dropped this turd, which I’m sure will come as quite a surprise to our troops fighting and dying against the Taliban on a daily basis:

Look, the Taliban per se is not our enemy. That’s critical. There is not a single statement that the president has ever made in any of our policy assertions that the Taliban is our enemy because it threatens U.S. interests. If, in fact, the Taliban is able to collapse the existing government, which is cooperating with us in keeping the bad guys from being able to do damage to us, then that becomes a problem for us. Read more at weaselzippers.us

Jeb Bush: Capitalism and the Right to Rise

The freedom to succeed is ALWAYS accompanied by the freedom to fail. I've started, failed and succeeded at several small businesses. When I succeeded it was great. When I failed, it was a learning experience. Personally, I don't believe you can succeed without failure. You learn from failure - your own and that of others, if you are smart.

If you don't learn how to fail, you can't learn how to truly succeed.

From www.theminorityreportblog.com

In freedom lies the risk of failure. But in statism lies the certainty of stagnation. By Jeb Bush

Congressman Paul Ryan recently coined a smart phrase to describe the core concept of economic freedom: “The right to rise.”

Think about it. We talk about the right to free speech, the right to bear arms, the right to assembly. The right to rise doesn’t seem like something we should have to protect.

But we do. We have to make it easier for people to do the things that allow them to rise. We have to let them compete. We need to let people fight for business. We need to let people take risks. We need to let people fail. We need to let people suffer the consequences of bad decisions. And we need to let people enjoy the fruits of good decisions, even good luck.

The right to rise does not require a libertarian utopia to exist. Rather, it requires fewer, simpler and more outcome-oriented rules. Rules for which an honest cost-benefit analysis is done before their imposition. Rules that sunset so they can be eliminated or adjusted as conditions change. Rules that have disputes resolved faster and less expensively through arbitration than litigation.

In Washington, D.C., rules are going in the opposite direction. They are exploding in reach and complexity. They are created under a cloud of uncertainty, and years after their passage nobody really knows how they will work.

Read more at www.theminorityreportblog.com

Vote worker tied to fake petitions

I wonder how many times guys like this actually vote...

From www.southbendtribune.com

Mishawaka man denies any inolvement.

SOUTH BEND -- A Mishawaka man has been linked to some of the pages filled with fake signatures submitted as part of Barack Obama's petition to be on the 2008 Indiana primary ballot. A forensic document analyst hired by The Tribune and Howey Politics Indiana identified Dustin Blythe, 37, by matching the handwriting on his voter registration card and two political petitions with that on nine suspicious pages from the Obama petition.

Example: See similarities between suspect signatures on the petition and a vote worker's handwriting.

Blythe isn't the only person whose handwriting reoccurs on the suspicious petition pages. Speckin said it appears Blythe and three other people filled more than 20 pages of the Obama petition

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Headlines From BigPeace

Ding dong...

From bigpeace.com

This morning’s key headlines from GenerationalDynamics.com.

News alert: North Korea’s president Kim Jong-il is dead Egyptians shocked by video of army beating veiled woman protester Hamas moves away from violence in deal with Palestinian Authority Rumors abound that Turkey’s Erdogan is seriously ill from cancer Iraq’s government destabilizes after Americans’ departure American withdrawal from Iraq widens rift between Turkey and Iran Iraq headed for further political chaos China announces restrictions on Cantonese broadcasts Video of Egyptian woman beaten in Tahrir Square Read more at bigpeace.com