Broken Masterpieces

YouTube – Paul Ryan Thrashes Obama’s Speech: “Exploiting People’s Emotions” Is “Demagoguery”!.

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Review & Outlook: The Presidential Divider – WSJ.com. Our president is taking a class warfare approach to fixing our debt and deficit crisis.  This is very disappointing.  As I’ve said before President Obama had no real world experience in preparation for being President and now we are seeing the results.  He is a person that [...]

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How Obama got Keynes wrong – Feb. 5, 2010. Very interesting ready on what Keynesian economics is and how the Obama administration has missed the boat on this one. HT to InstaPundit

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Hot Air » Blog Archive » Study: Regulation costs California economy almost $500 billion. – Just read it. HT: InstaPundit

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Political Punch. “John McCain and Sarah Palin they call this socialistic,” Obama continued. “You know I don’t know when, when they decided they wanted to make a virtue out of selfishness.” So we’ve have Biden call people who don’t want higher taxes “unpatriotic” and now Obama calls us “selfish”.  I think Biden should give more [...]

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Townhall: Joe Biden Doesn’t Believe Joe Plumber. “I don’t have any ‘Joe the Plumbers’ in my neighborhood that make $250,000 a year and are worried,” Biden said dismissing complaints a plumber named Joe Wurzelbacher of Toledo, Ohio made to Barack Obama about Obama’s tax plan while meeting the presidential candidate at a campaign stop. Obama/Biden [...]

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For Obama, Govt. Handouts = “Tax Cuts”. Rather, Barack has simply redefined the meaning of “tax cut.” He’s counting refundable “tax credits” — that is, government handouts — as “tax cuts,” and planning to subsidize them by sharp income tax increases on “the wealthy.” Bottom line is that Barack Obama wants to give tax credits [...]

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An ACORN Falls from the Tree by Ken Blackwell on National Review Online. As the weekend progressed, reports were constantly emerging of the sticking points preventing a final agreement. One of these reputed points of contention was whether 20 percent of the profit proceedings for asset sales in the future would go to what is [...]

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