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Derailed in Florida
A storm is brewing in the Sunshine State
Posted by James Roesch on February 26th, 2010 under Blog.
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Proud to be a Texan – CO2 and Climategate
Today is yet another day I’m proud to be a Texan. While I’m a strong supporter of Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison in the upcoming primary, her main opponent – current Governor Rick Perry – certainly got points in my book today when he yet again stood against Washington.
Now, this post has nothing to do with [...]
Posted by John Stevenson on February 16th, 2010 under Blog.
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Obama’s 2011 “Budget” – Is That Sarcasm?
Today, the Obama Administration released its $3.76 trillion budget for 2011. The budget’s ugliest features are a $2 trillion tax increase on upper-income taxpayers and businesses, and a $1.56 trillion deficit. This new abomination of tax-spend-borrow waste is less of an actual budget than it is the Christmas list of a spoiled brat.
Posted by James Roesch on February 1st, 2010 under Blog.
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State of Disunion
Despite the public outrage with and spectacular failure of his signature policy initiatives, in last night’s State of the Union Obama confidently promised to pursue an ambitious liberal agenda of intrusive government. Like a desperate poker player with a losing hand, Obama is too proud to fold, and hopes to bluff his way to victory. [...]
Posted by James Roesch on January 28th, 2010 under Blog.
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Banking on Failure
The Obama Administration’s “bailout tax” is a political sham which punishes success, rewards failure, and will negatively affect the economy.
Posted by James Roesch on January 16th, 2010 under Blog.
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The People’s Seat
The ball has dropped – it’s 2010. Midterm elections. American voters will go to the polls this November, and – in the first wide-spread election since Change swept the nation – identify where the citizenry’s beliefs lie.
Posted by John Stevenson on January 14th, 2010 under Blog.
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Summer Progress – Pardon our Cyber-Dust
Hey folks,
We all hope y’all have had great summers. The BUCC certainly has had an exciting one. Don’t forget our current free speech debate.
We’ve also been busy in other ways, and this site is the first difference you’ll see. We’re currently undergoing a change to run this site on WordPress — a format that will [...]
Posted by John Stevenson on August 20th, 2009 under Blog.
Sermon on the Tax Mount
Jason Furman and Austan Goolsbee, two top economists for the Obama campaign, recently wrote an opinion-editorial defending Obama’s increasingly frightening tax plan. The piece aims to proclaim the virtues of doling bread and circuses to the masses, and to justify one of the largest tax increases in American history. Obviously, this deserves some examination since [...]
Posted by James Roesch on August 14th, 2008 under Blog.
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Obama’s S&M Economics
Here’s the latest gem from Obama: a second mega-billion economic stimulus, financed by punitive taxes. The “emergency measure” would send individuals and families $500 and $1000, respectively. This is the epitome of political pandering, but is cheered on by the clueless media and Obama’s mindless myrmidons.
The Keynesian logic behind these rebates is that returning tax [...]
Posted by James Roesch on August 6th, 2008 under Blog.
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An Actual Inconvenient Truth: IRS Data, 2008
Theoretically, imposing high taxes on the rich is a handy way to acquire additional tax revenue with minimal political fallout. As a small minority assailed by class warfare and wealth envy, few object to steepening our progressive taxes. Apparently, the repugnance of voting over what to do with a minority’s property- two wolves and a [...]
Posted by James Roesch on August 6th, 2008 under Blog.
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